Martha walking to the lake with her Dad, to see the geese. From The Goose Money Box, my forthcoming picture book.
The Goose Money Box, picture 1
Dr Hairy in: Croonervirus, part 3
Mrs Hattersley presents Dr Hairy with some questions about Croonervirus – with hilarious results!
The Stream, front cover
My new picture book: fifteen photographs, all processed in one way or another, accompanied by five short prose pieces, each 55 words long. Now available from Amazon, https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1654173010.
The Stream, picture 15
‘I shall write about the lake instead. I prefer its breadth and simplicity.’
From my new picture book.
Dr Hairy in: Croonervirus, part two
Dr Hairy attempts to get himself some personal protection – with hilarious results!
The Stream, picture no 14
‘The Stream’, picture 14. ‘What I think of as the stream’s colour is really only mud, leaves, and reflections. How can it have an identity, when it keeps trickling away?’
From my new picture book.
The Stream, picture 13
‘What I think of as the stream is really only a section of the stream.’
From my new picture book.
Dr Hairy in: Croonervirus, part 1
The Stream, picture no 12
‘The Stream’, picture 12. ‘Her husband, the sky, bends over her anxiously. Days ago he sent to the south for help, but nothing has happened, and now she is turning cold.’
From my new picture book.
‘I Want My Hat Back’, by Jon Klassen
I’ve just done a short video-review of this picture book: