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Discussion: Aidan Chambers hwhw >>By whw Why isen't all your books for kids and teens? What langauge do you speak natrualy? >>By Polo Larden OK, I have no clue what you guys above are discussing so animadtedly in Chinese, but I just wanted to check whether anything interesting was being said about this British author. I guess I'll come back when this has happened ... >>By Aywin oh, i have read the book "dance on my grave" and i find it wunderful, (sorry, but i on't know a better word for. My english is horrible. but i want to lern it, so i must write much in english. ähm... joa. i like it... >>By Nicholas He is a very interesting author. I have read all his books, but he is also a wonderful person. I listened to him in Stockholm some years ago and he is one of the few authors I really should want to become friends with. He is interested in a lots of things and he seems to be an extreemly kind person. His books are kind of hard to read, you don´t like the main characters in the beginning, the novells make you change when reading them. >>By krissi Hello to all A.C. readers! His books, especially Dance on my grave (the only one book I red for a few times), Postcards from No Man's Land and The toll bridge, are really great. One question: In almost everyone of his books he writes about homosexuality, in very different ways. Why? >>By Ballymag
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