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Craig does great illustrations for a wide range of people and has won all sorts of awards. He is probably best known for Hairy Mary - his comic creation. He also illustrated Santa Claus is on a Diet for Mogzilla.
Nancy is the author of Mogzilla's Santa Claus is on a Diet. She now lives in Australia.
Introducing new talent Paul McGrory. Paul studied illustration at Goldsmiths and is really into 70's comics, (amongst other things). You can check out Paul's work at http://www.paulmcgrory.co.uk
Paul is currently about to start working on the next London Deep book.
Artist Son of Ken is the brains behind Spartapuss' brilliant covers. When he's not designing covers, he works as an animator on a famous CBBC series!
Watch some of Son of Ken's short films
Woodrow Phoenix co-authored 'Count Milkula' with Robin Price. He lives and works in London, where he creates his award-winning illustration, typography and comic books for a range of international clients. This includes creating a regular comic strip for the Guardian called Donny Digits.
Woodrow wears chelsea boots, drinks far too much coca-cola and knows how to play the drums.
The Gruffalo played on Broadway in 2004
Robin is the creator the Spartapuss series, as well as co-authoring Count Milkula. He is currently touring the country, taking Spartapuss to schools and libraries. He's also busy working on a new book called London Deep.
He's also made a comic-based adventure game that's written by Robin and illustrated by Craig Conlan.
Robin has always been massively into music. He co-wrote songs for Tall Stories in their brilliant musical adaptations of The Gruffalo, Something Else and Room on the Broom.
Alex Keller started off wanting to be an archaeologist, but he found that being stuck in a ditch in the rain all day wasn't as glamorous as he thought. Instead, he decided to try his hand at writing for a living. He lives in North London, His first novel Haywired was published in 2010 and the sequel Rewired followed in 2011._
Professor Burns-Longship is the translator of the Beowuff saga, He speaks five languages (three of them ‘dead’ and one on its last legs). Despite his widely reported spat with Dr Sven Smugaxe of the Stockholm Institute of Vikingology, Professor Burns-Longship is still generally acknowledged to be the world’s leading authority on Viking dogs. He lives and works in the charming village of Wuffton-Basset, although his field-trips take him everywhere from Oxford to Oslo. When not translating Beowuff sagas, he writes for The Village Blog.