Philip Pullman Fan Lens
Philip Pullman is an award-winning British author. His most famous work is His Dark Materials, a fantasy trilogy for children which draws it's influence from Milton's Paradise Lost. He is currently working on the fourth book of the series entitled The Book of Dust.
Three reasons to love Philip Pullman
His books are not only challenging, they are also great fun to read. It is this skillful combination which makes him one of my favourite living writers and one worthy of his own page on Squidwho.
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Philip Pullman CBE (born October 19, 1946) is a British writer. He is the best-selling author of His Dark Materials, a trilogy of fantasy novels, and a number of other books.
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More Information About Philip Pullman
- Philip Pullman Website
- Philip Pullman's official website. This is where he posts his views on his writing and his views. It's a must for anyone who is interested in his work or becoming a writer themselves.
- Powell's Interview with Philip Pullman
- An interview from 2000
- Literary Review 2007 Interview
- Philip Pullman discusses his influences, religion, education and the new movie in this recent interview.
- The Guardian - Why I Write (2007)
- A short interview about Pullman's motives for writing.
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If you don't like the fact that it has anti religious content, don't read, simple as!
Posted June 30, 2008
If you don't like the fact that it has anti religious content, don't read, simple as!
Posted June 30, 2008
pullman is the best auther ever and it's a book why are you taking it so siersly. he is the most best auther ever don't dis!
Posted April 06, 2008
Jordan, it has been my experience that people who are religious are offended by people who have non-religious views; have religious people ever considered that non-religious people are offended by the tenets of your faith? Philip Pullman is simply creating a story that parallels some of his ideas of faith... why does that make him stubborn? Before you go on another tirade, please think about whether or not you are being just as "stubborn" as Pullman.
Posted April 03, 2008
I strongly disagree with Pullman. I found his books boring and unintelligible, (I think he just throws in the biggest words he can find) and I don't like his outlook on life and religion. He should have more respect for people who, unlike him, can see and imagine and have spiritual contact in Christianity.
If he were to recieve an award, it would be for being the absolute stubborness and blinded, troubled and disturbed person in this good Earth god created.
Posted March 01, 2008
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Thanks for introducing me to a new author - great lens! Posted September 26, 2007 |
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