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Life and Language
Professor Michaela Mahlberg
25 episodes
4 days ago
Professor Michaela Mahlberg chats with her guests about life and why language matters. Michaela is Alexander-von-Humboldt Professor & Professor in Digital Humanities at FAU, Germany´s most innovative university For more see https://michaelamahlberg.com
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Professor Michaela Mahlberg chats with her guests about life and why language matters. Michaela is Alexander-von-Humboldt Professor & Professor in Digital Humanities at FAU, Germany´s most innovative university For more see https://michaelamahlberg.com
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Hannah Gold - Writing Bear
Life and Language
58 minutes 56 seconds
2 years ago
Hannah Gold - Writing Bear

How do you become a successful children’s author? I invited the brilliant Hannah Gold so I could learn her secret. What I really liked was Hannah’s insights into the value of a holistic career including a range of professions as well as life experience before becoming an award-winning author of fiction for children. In Hannah’s books, friendships between children and animals play an important role. Making these friendships come alive requires descriptions of how people and animals communicate – Hannah shares some the techniques she has developed to show this kind of communication. In this episode, Hannah tells us about her research into polar bears and her passion for the natural world. She also explains how thinking about the climate crisis is a necessary part of writing a modern day story.

And guess what song Hannah likes to start events with?  Well, I do like Katy Perry, too!

 

Hannah Gold’s first book, The Last Bear – won the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize in 2022 and the same year also the Blue Peter Book Award. Her second book The Lost Whale was the Winner of the Edward Stanford Children's Book of the Year 2023.


Life and Language
Professor Michaela Mahlberg chats with her guests about life and why language matters. Michaela is Alexander-von-Humboldt Professor & Professor in Digital Humanities at FAU, Germany´s most innovative university For more see https://michaelamahlberg.com