Inventing Enid Blyton
"Blyton, who died aged 71 in 1968 and has sold 600 million books, was a trailblazer. After training as a teacher, she got her first break thanks to Pollock, who worked at the London publishers George Newnes and helped her publish her first stories in 1924. But it was her own ruthless business acumen that helped her become the most popular children's author of the era." The Telegraph (UK) 11/15/09

Posted November 15, 2009 09:25 AM