Sarah Broadley and Caroline Deacon take on the Story Shop
Congratulations
to Sarah Broadley and Caroline Deacon from SCBWI South East Scotland, as they
take on the Story Shop stage during this year's Edinburgh International Book
Festival.
Reading
their own short stories in front of a live audience, Caroline will read aloud
on Monday 15th August and Sarah will be reading the following day, Tuesday 16th
August. Both events are on at 3pm in the Speigletent, EIBF, Charlotte Square,
Edinburgh. If you are in the area, please come along and show your support.
Caroline
Deacon has worked for a number of years as a journalist writing for popular
magazines. She's also written five books on childcare, and Babycalming sold
65,000 copies. She is now writing Young Adult fiction, but is yet to be
published, so she's delighted to be appearing in Story Shop. Her favourite short
story writers are Daphne du Maurier andwww.carolinedeacon.com
@writingdilemmas
Sarah Broadley mainly writes rhyming picture book stories
for younger children but regularly dips her toes into the waters of other
genres if the tea is hot enough and she's had enough sleep.
Sarah has been a member of the Society of Children's Book
Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) since July 2013, where she co-ordinates the
middle grade and picture book critique groups for her local network in South
East Scotland.
www.greatbigjar.com
@sarahpbroadley
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