Sherry Ashworth's Books
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Dream TravellersWhen Sam and his friends discover they can visit each other in their dreams, they are delighted. But things soon turn nightmarish when someone unwantRead More
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Guardian.co.uk, June 22, 2012
...Angelica Michelis, Dr Paul Wake, English department; professor Berthold Schoene, director, Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences Research; Sherry Ashworth, novelist and lecturer in creative writing; Michael Symmons Roberts, professor of Poetry,...
Guardian.co.uk, June 22, 2012
...de Groot, of Manchester University, James Draper co-director of the Manchester Children's Book Festival, Julie Wilkinson and Sherry Ashworth and philosopher Professor Joanna Hodge from Manchester Metropolitan University.The books being pulped are...
Crewe Chronicle, August 29, 2012
...Unsworth, Manchester-based author, whose first novel, Hungry, The Stars and Everything, has just won the Betty Trask Prize. Sherry Ashworth, from Little Gem Publishers. Sherry is an author, publisher and lecturer. Cllr David Brown said: “I’d...
Crewe Chronicle, August 29, 2012
...Unsworth, Manchester-based author, whose first novel, Hungry, The Stars and Everything, has just won the Betty Trask Prize. Sherry Ashworth, from Little Gem Publishers. Sherry is an author, publisher and lecturer. Cllr David Brown said: “I’d...
Crewe Chronicle, August 29, 2012
...Unsworth, Manchester-based author, whose first novel, Hungry, The Stars and Everything, has just won the Betty Trask Prize. Sherry Ashworth, from Little Gem Publishers. Sherry is an author, publisher and lecturer. Cllr David Brown said: “I’d...
Guardian.co.uk, June 22, 2012
...Angelica Michelis, Dr Paul Wake, English department; professor Berthold Schoene, director, Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences Research; Sherry Ashworth, novelist and lecturer in creative writing; Michael Symmons Roberts, professor of Poetry,...
Guardian.co.uk, June 22, 2012
...de Groot, of Manchester University, James Draper co-director of the Manchester Children's Book Festival, Julie Wilkinson and Sherry Ashworth and philosopher Professor Joanna Hodge from Manchester Metropolitan University.The books being pulped are...
