This story ran yesterday on most public radio stations. Enjoy! “Imagine, for a moment, that you’re a publisher hearing a pitch about a children’s book whose tangled plot braids together quantum physics, fractions and megaparsecs (a measure for distances in intergalactic space). The book also casually tosses out phrases in French, Italian, German and ancient […]
National Public Radio’s All Things Considered will be running a segment on the 50th Anniversary of A Wrinkle in Time on Monday, March 5th! Please listen (and we’ll post the link/audio file when available). They interviewed Madeleine’s granddaughter Charlotte, as well as When You Reach Me author Rebecca Stead.
According to the NYT: Janice Voss, a space shuttle astronaut and scientist who explored the behavior of fire in weightlessness, how plants adapt to extraterrestrial flight and an array of other phenomena while logging nearly 19 million miles circling Earth, died on Monday at a hospital in Scottsdale, Ariz. She was 55 and lived in […]
Listening Library is hosting an exciting contest called Postcard Through Time to celebrate A WRINKLE IN TIME and WHEN YOU REACH ME What would YOU write to your future or past self? Tell @ListeningLibrary & #WIN digital camera http://www.timetravelcontest.com #audiobooks @BOTLibrary
Check out the New York Times Book Review this Sunday, January 31. There is a lovely essay on A Wrinkle in Time and Meg Murry. Or click here to read!
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