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Tabitha Bird shares her 5 Favourite Fictional Friendships
Tabitha Bird shares her 5 favourite fictional friendships in honour of Best Friends Day! Read more
32 Books Coming to Movie and TV Screens in 2019!
Check out these amazing books coming to screens this year including Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, The Woman in the Window by AJ Finn and more! Read more
PRIZE OFFER: And the Ocean was Our Sky
Order And The Ocean Was Our Sky before September 30th 2018 and you will go into the draw to win a signed, framed print! Read more
Patrick Ness: “Anybody can write a book but only authors end them.”
Booktopia chats with Patrick Ness, bestselling author of the Chaos Walking series, about his upcoming novel And the Ocean Was Our Sky. Read more
News of the Week: the latest from Patrick Ness, Harry Potter, the Byron Bay Writers’ Festival and more.
All the latest news, in case you missed it... Read more
Q&A with Patrick Ness about his latest novel – The Rest of Us Just Live Here.
1. The premise for your latest book is a really refreshing new take on a familiar theme. Can you tell us a bit about how you first got the idea to write The Rest of Us Just Live Here? The Chosen One plot is so important to YA, and for good reason: it provides an explanation for the incredible loneliness and alienation that teenage life brings. It’s powerful, and I’d never want to lo... Read more
Three Authors Offer Advice for Writers: Patrick Ness, Lauren Kate and Natasha Solomons
On March 1, 2010 I posted the first of the Ten Terrifying Questions interviews. Since that date I have posted over 200 interviews with authors ranging from mega selling global stars like Jackie Collins and Lee Child to brilliant, relatively unknown debut authors such as Favel Parret and Rebecca James. I have long thought the advice offered to aspiring writers in answer to question ten deserved... Read more
Great Trailer for A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness who was inspired by an idea from Siobhan Dowd
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEX5g6c7ueE&rel=0] Review by Toni Whitmont: You are only young once, but doesn’t it go on for a long time, more years than you can bear. This is not the way my day was supposed to start, waking a couple of hours before dawn and then reading compulsively until I reached sobbing stage at the final few pages of Patrick Ness’ stunning new book... Read more