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Emma Styles (Ambaravajri) commented on Bekki Hill's group Annual Conference
"Thanks Sue. And I didn't know you had Penny, that is great. You can wear what you like to the agent's party then!"
Aug 24, 2010
Emma Styles (Ambaravajri) commented on Bekki Hill's group Annual Conference
"Not yet but only just heard... And yes am going to agent's party. See you there?"
Aug 20, 2010
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About Me
Now I wish I had looked at other people's to see what they wrote! I grew up in Western Australia so I like wide open spaces, tend to look up a lot living in London and avoid most swimming pools. Ambaravajri is a Buddhist name, part of which means 'blue sky'. I starting writing out of homesickness I think, and now it's taking over...
What are you working on at the moment?
Dreaming Red Tree Station - A supernatural mystery for 11+ set in outback Australia.
If you had to recommend just one children's book you've read in the last year, what would it be?
I have scoured my bookshelves and can't find anything published this year. I must go shopping! I would probably recommend Mortlock by Jon Mayhew because I have read the opening which is fab. I haven't read the rest of it because I am such a wimp about the gory bits but I am working up to it!
What is the most important thing you learned about writing or illustrating this year?
Hmm. Probably to trust myself - both when it all seems to be going pear shaped and also when it feels like it is going well. That is quite a different thing in each case, but is the main thing that helps, as well as seeking the support of writer friends of course...

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At 15:56 on May 23, 2010, Miriam Halahmy said…
Welcome to SCWBI. It was lovely to meet up and critique with you.
At 10:11 on May 23, 2010, Amanda Lillywhite said…
I like your page design and colours - groovy.
At 22:24 on May 21, 2010, Teri Terry said…
hello!
Welcome.
At 13:34 on May 21, 2010, candygourlay said…
emma! nice to see you here! you look very florific!
 
 
 

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    May 28, 2013 from 7:30pm to 11pm – CB2 Cafe

    We are having a Cambridge social gathering at CB2 Cafe, Norfolk St, Cambridge, on Tuesday 28th May at 7.30. All writers and illustrators very welcome.

    Organized by Helen Moss | Type: social

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    August 24, 2013 from 1pm to 5pm – North West Region - Manchester

    Children's Author Steve Hartley's workshop 'Keeping up Appearances' is both entertaining and interactive, giving you a simple behaviour model that will aid you in giving distinctive and consistent ch…

    Organized by Stephanie Williams - lilyboo147@googlemail.com | Type: workshop

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