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1. Ibby Congress London connects with the world of Reading

IBBY Congress London, author Bart Moeyaert, Jonathan Douglas IBBY, Aidan Chambers

I was touched when Merle Harris from Canada, was excited to meet me because she has been teaching I AM JACK for many years and it’s part of her school curriculum. Their one lonely copy can now be supplemented with I Am Jack being published in the USA (Kane Miller ) at last.  So deeply felt.

Shared with the Director of Library Services, Friends Seminary a Quaker School ‘Ships in the Field’. She’s taking it back to New York for her school.

Brilliant panel with Bart Moeyaert, award winning  Belgium author translated into many languages and iconic Aidan Chambers Hans Christian Andersen Medal award winner and winner of the Carnegie Medal for ‘Postcards from No Man’s Land’.

They are champions of translating literature into English.  Aidan gave some funny examples of mistranslation.

IBBY, Frane Lessac, Mark Greenwood, Shaun Tan, Susanne gervay's 'Ships in the Field' speaking at IBBY Congress London 2012Actually I worry about how my ‘Butterflies’ truly reads in Bahasa (Indonesian) as the book looks cut down and censored. I’d never know.

Finally, so excited about meeting the Slovenian contingent, especially Veronika  Rot  Gabrovec, lectuere University of Ljublijana Slovenia. Veronika teaches Australian literature and knows my Slovenian publisher of ‘I Am Jack’ – just translated.Exciting to connect to the world through literature.

Great to share it with the Australian contingent, Robin Morrow and Jenni Woodroffe from IBBY Australia, and Frane Lessac illustrator exaordinaire.

IBBY Congress London,Robin Morrow President IBBY Australia, Jenni Woodroffe IBBY Australia, Susanne Gervay author, Frane Lessac illustrator

Bart Moeyaert author and Susanne Gervay author at IBBY Congress London

 

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