Where I write
Children's authors tell us about the writing spaces they've created
The nomadic writer: when the world is your desk
For YA author Ryan Graudin, travelling is an essential part of the creative process. Who needs a desk when there’s a book to write and the world to explore?
Where I Write: Robin Etherington
Robin Etherington, one half of the comics duo the Etherington Brothers and author of Monkey Nuts and Long Gone Don, shows us inside the old banana warehouse crammed full of Wallace and Gromit gems where he works his magic…
Marcus Sedgwick: where I write
Come with Marcus Sedgwick as he takes us on a dizzying photographic blog tour of where and how he wrote his new book The Ghosts of Heaven. It all starts in his shed…
Nicola Davies: where I write
From watching pigeons in her study in Abergavenny to a canoe in the Amazon: Nicola Davies can write everywhere and anywhere: as long as it is not too noisy…
Liz Kessler: Where I write
Liz Kessler, the author of the popular Emily Windsnap series and the new Has Anyone Seen Jessica Jenkins?, heads up to the attic or off to the beach to find her creative haven
Gill Lewis's top 10 birds in books
The author of Sky Hawk and Scarlet Ibis reveals her top 10 feathery friends in stories and non-fiction – plus, take a sneak peek inside the gorgeous treehouse where she writes!
Lauren St John: Where I write
The author of the Laura Marlin Mysteries and One Dollar Horse reveals the secret to her writing space - and it looks suspiciously furry!
Where I Write: Jane Ray
The author and illustrator of The Emperor's Nightingale and Other Feathery Tales reveals her answer to the hustle and bustle of London: a shed at the bottom of the garden...
Where I Write: Victoria Eveleigh
The author of Joe and the Hidden Horseshoe and Joe and the Lightning Pony lives on a busy farm, so it's difficult to find a quiet place to write where people (and animals) can't find her!
Phil Earle: Where I write
The author of Heroic and Saving Daisy reveals where he does all his writing – and it's probably not where you'd expect…
Francesca Simon: Where I write
The Horrid Henry author lets us peek into her writing space and reveals how it gets messier and messier the further she gets into a book
