Kevin crosley holland biography of donald

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Born February 7, , in Mursley, Buckingham-shire, England; son of Peter Charles (a professor) and Joan Mary (Cowper) Crossley-Holland; married Caroline.

Born February 7, , in Mursley, Buckingham-shire, England; son of Peter Charles (a professor) and Joan Mary (Cowper) Crossley-Holland; married Caroline.

Carnegie Medal-winning author and well-known poet Kevin Crossley-Holland sheds light on his life as a writer – from his suspicion of inspiration.

At Oxford University Crossley-Holland studied English literature, and became drawn to old Anglo-Saxon poems like Beowulf and The Battle of Maldon, works he.

I'm not a scholar, but I love the historical research, reading documents from the times in question, reading one or two modern interpreters, but on the whole.

Kevin Crossley-Holland was born in and grew up in Buckinghamshire.

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St. James Guide to Young-Adult Writers, 2nd edition, edited by Tom Pendergast and Sara Pendergast, St. James Press (Detroit, MI), 1999, pp. 34-36.

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