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Having been posted on Tina Turbin's main website talking about gluten and autism - my interview in now posted on Tina Turbin's Danny the Dragon website with lots of links back to the BFKautism site.

On August 13th - my email interview with Tina Turbin for her website, went live on August 13th.

Here's a brilliant story of what teenagers can do in these troubled times.

Having very recently interviewed crime writer Leigh
Russell on her books Short Cut and Road Closed she emailed me the good news that her book Cut Short has been shortlisted for the Crime Writers' Association 2010 John Creasey New Blood Dagger Award.

Have to appologise first - I called Southside Broadcasting - Southern Broadcasting - oops and sorry!
I'm fully of the joys of spring because Alex Leuczuk made my being interviewed by him and his co presenters just a pleasant time - you can listen to it here under the 29th July podcast titled 'Bibliophiles and a Worthy Website'.

On July 9 I attended a book reading in the Dorking Oxfam Book shop. Although it was well advertised only four
ladies attended. The author Mary Andrea Clarke lives in Guildford with her cat Alice. She is still a working lady and travels to London every day.

Next Wednesday July 28th I will be doing a live interview with Southern Broadcasting at 6.10pm talking about BFKbooks and BFKautism and how they came about. Should be fun!

Anna Van Der Post has very kindly done an update on all the parents and children she wrote about in her book Teenagers and Children with Asperger's Syndrome.

Marion Gold from Nottingham, England is the winner of our first international competition. Her prize will be sent out to her soon.

By Cassandra Clark
Among the exhibitors who were not affected by the Volcano was the Book Trust. They are close to my heart because they are a charity set up to promote a love of reading.
They work with a number of orgnisations and run many different projects across a wide age range, from babies to oldsters in retirement.


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