Remembering A Children's Lit Legend
"People feel they know Roald Dahl. Most of us have read his books and had our childhoods shaped by his fantastical mind and macabre sense of humour. Dahl's vision was one of boundless possibility and unfettered imagination; a world where witches had no toes, where giant peaches could float like zeppelins and where friendly giants subsisted on a revolting diet of snozzcumbers." This week, a new kidlit prize bearing Dahl's name will be awarded in the UK. The Observer (UK) 11/09/08

Posted November 9, 2008 09:16 AM