Silvey

The "mostly white women" is an excellent point that never came up in Silvey's article.

Newbery Negativity 2008

"Time," called Silvey, striving vainly to make himself heard above the exultant shouts.

A Son of the City A Story of Boy Life Herman Gastrell Seely

"Good night," called Silvey, as he turned for home.

A Son of the City A Story of Boy Life Herman Gastrell Seely

What did he care about commonplace declarations of friendship such as Silvey was making?

A Son of the City A Story of Boy Life Herman Gastrell Seely

Stefanie Silvey found so many profiles online by this same man, it makes her wonder how many computers does he have and how does he keep up with all his different personas?

Heroes or Villains? 2010

Later we would see editor Ruth Viguers responding to a post - and cold - war world, Paul and Ethel Heins advocating for the richness brought to children's books by greater artistic freedom (and federal money) in the late 60s and 70s, and Anita Silvey holding steady while the children's book market became more oriented toward retail sales.

Monica Edinger: A Book About Children's Books for Book Loving Adults Monica Edinger 2010

He wasn't trying to pass himself off as the A. Silvey or the R Sutton of the NYT - just offering some thoughts based on his own and his kids 'reading.

Speaking as one old fart to another Roger Sutton 2009

Later we would see editor Ruth Viguers responding to a post - and cold - war world, Paul and Ethel Heins advocating for the richness brought to children's books by greater artistic freedom (and federal money) in the late 60s and 70s, and Anita Silvey holding steady while the children's book market became more oriented toward retail sales.

Monica Edinger: A Book About Children's Books for Book Loving Adults Monica Edinger 2010

The role of thinking in writing was raised during the Byron Bay Writers festival, and discussed by panelists Craig Silvey and Nick Earls.

Thinking as Writing « Write Anything 2009

November 2, 2009 tags: Craig Silvey, creative head space, Jasper Jones, thinking by Jodi Cleghorn

Thinking as Writing « Write Anything 2009