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Diana Lois Hendry

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Daiana Hendorī

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1941-10-02 (Wirral Peninsula, England)
Nationality
United Kingdom
Languages
English
Residence History
Wirral Peninsula, England → Cardiff, Wales → Bristol, England → Edinburgh, Scotland

Career

Occupations
poet, children's author, short story writer, journalist, teacher
Active Years
1960-2024
Affiliations
Arvon Foundation
Influenced By
Charles Langbridge Morgan, Albert Camus, Muriel Spark, Elizabeth Bishop, Seamus Heaney
Nominations
Shortlisted for Costa Book Award (2012), Shortlisted for Scottish Children's Book Award (2013)

Education

University of Bristol
Year of Graduation: 1980
Country: United Kingdom
Took degree at age 39

Awards

Whitbread Award
1991
Work: Harvey Angell
Category: 児童小説部門
Organization: Whitbread
Result: 受賞
Stroud International Poetry Competition
1976
Result: 1位
Nestlé Smarties Book Prize
1985
Result: 最終候補
Peterloo Poetry Competition
1993
Result: 2位
Housman Society Poetry Competition
1996
Result: 1位
Scottish Arts Council Children's Book Award
2001
Organization: Scottish Arts Council
Result: 受賞
Scottish Arts Council Award
2002
Organization: Scottish Arts Council
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Harvey Angell

1991 Children's novel

Story of an orphaned boy and an angelic housekeeper.

familyfriendshiploss

The Seeing

2012 Children's novel

Inspired by childhood memories of the war.

warmemory

Making Blue

1995 Poetry collection

Poetry collection for adults.

Bibliography

  • Making Blue (Peterloo Poets, 1995)
  • Borderers (Peterloo Poets, 2001)
  • Twelve Lilts: Psalms & Responses (Mariscat Press, 2003)
  • Sparks! (with Tom Pow, Mariscat Press 2005)
  • Late Love and Other Whodunnits (Peterloo/Mariscat Press, 2008)
  • The Seed-Box Lantern: New & Selected Poems (2013)
  • The Very Noisy Night (1998)
  • The Very Busy Day (2001)
  • The Very Snowy Christmas (2005)
  • Oodles of Noodles (2008)
  • Harvey Angell and the Ghost Child (1997)
  • Harvey Angell Beats Time (2003)
  • You Can't Kiss It Better (2003)

Legacy

English children's author and poet who won the Whitbread Award (now Costa Prize) in 1991 and has written over 40 books for children.

Trivia

  • Enjoys yoga and playing the piano.
  • Lives with partner Hamish Whyte of Mariscat Press.
  • Has two children and three grandchildren.