Fiona Waters was born in Edinburgh, and is famous in the children's book world for her passion, enthusiasm and expansive knowledge. She is the Editorial Director of Troubadour, The Travelling Book Company, the largest Independent Book Fair Company in the UK and has written over eighty children's books. She won the CLPE Poetry Prize in 2007. She lives in Dorset and has several cats. |
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Sheryl Webster lives in Liverpool with her family. Her work is inspired by her children, and the books of Julia Donaldson and Enid Blyton. She likes reading, films, music, theatre, gardening, swimming, enjoying the outdoors with the children, and holidays abroad. Tinysaurus is her first book with Andersen Press. |
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Steve Webb lives in a big, bumpy green field also known as the Peak District, with a noisy tribe of misfits and a suspiciously quiet cat. He has a fondness for pirate strength coffee, a pile of cheese, and muddy bicycles. When not writing or drawing he is mostly foraging for biscuits. Steve likes to think he is posh and sensible, but he is mistaken. |
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Jason Wallace is related to J.R.R. Tolkein, and is a descendent not only of one of the first International English cricketers, but also of the world-renowned Victorian circus owner “Lord” George Sanger. He was born in Cheltenham in 1969 but moved to London after his parents split up. Aged 12, his life was turned upside down when his mother remarried and the family emigrated to Zimbabwe. It was this experience in a tough boarding school during the aftermath of the war for independence that forms the foundation of his incredible novel. As a young person he met Robert Mugabe when he visited his school.
Jason is currently a web designer, living in South West London. Writing is his hobby and this is his brilliant debut novel. Look at his great author website HERE.
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