Jen Campbell grew up in the north east of England and now lives in London. She an award-winning poet and short story writer. Her debut children's book Franklin's Flying Bookshop is published by Thames & Hudson, and her short story collection The Beginning of the World in the Middle of the Night is published by Two Roads.
She is also the author of the Sunday Times bestselling Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops series, and The Bookshop Book. Her poetry pamphlet The Hungry Ghost Festival is published by The Rialto, and her collection in progress, the girl aquarium, won an Eric Gregory Award in 2016.
Jen has worked in the book trade for ten years and runs a Youtube channel over at youtube.com/jenvcampbell, and a monthly podcast, where she talks about all things books. She is currently a judge for the Somerset Maugham Award.
She is represented by Charlie Campbell at Kingsford Campbell.
'WHAT A BOOK. IT'S SO STRANGE AND MAGICAL AND THE WRITING IS JUST BEAUTIFUL. I LOVED IT.' Louise O'Neill
'ENCHANTING AND ILLUMINATING' Carys Bray, author of A Song For Issy Bradley
'LIKE WALKING THROUGH A MIRROR.' Rachel Joyce, author of The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
'THIS BOOK IS FULL OF CHARACTER AND MAGIC, AND I FOUND MYSELF MESMERISED' Claire Fuller, author of Our Endless Numbered Days
'THESE STORIES ARE WEAVED TOGETHER LIKE SILVERY FISHING NETS. LIKE SHIMMERING, JEWEL-BRIGHT WORLDS' Helen McClory
'These days, you can find anything you need at the click of a button.
That's why I bought her heart online.'
Spirits in jam jars, mini-apocalypses, animal hearts and side shows.
A girl runs a coffin hotel on a remote island.
A boy is worried his sister has two souls.
A couple are rewriting the history of the world.
And mermaids are on display at the local aquarium.
The Beginning of the World in the Middle of the Night is a collection of twelve haunting stories; modern fairy tales brimming with magic, outsiders and lost souls.
'I'm fascinated by storytelling, and particularly fairy tales. How humans have always tried to explain things that they can't possibly understand with, sometimes outrageous, stories' Jen Campbell
From the author of Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops series and The Bookshop Book.
把日历往回翻到2018年11月,我把封面设计文案提交给设计师的时候,做了一个肯定会让很多读者不屑的决定:为这本《世界诞生于午夜》中文版增加一个副书名。 增加副书名的原因,说起来有些滑稽:买了英文原版封面插画,但是缠绕在心脏上的飘带不是分层图,也就没法修改,只能削足...
评分 评分从前有一个姑娘,她的哥哥们被邪恶的后妈变成了天鹅。为了拯救她的哥哥们,在亲手织完哥哥们每人一件的荨麻衣服之前,她不能说一句话。一个字都会要了他们的命。只有当她就要被当做女巫烧死,最后一件衣服还差一个袖子无法继续的时候,她将那些衣服抛向飞来的天鹅,才开口说道...
评分从前有一个姑娘,她的哥哥们被邪恶的后妈变成了天鹅。为了拯救她的哥哥们,在亲手织完哥哥们每人一件的荨麻衣服之前,她不能说一句话。一个字都会要了他们的命。只有当她就要被当做女巫烧死,最后一件衣服还差一个袖子无法继续的时候,她将那些衣服抛向飞来的天鹅,才开口说道...
评分文 | 海蓝蒲雨 珍·坎贝尔像一只漂亮的美人鱼停歇在了大海边上的岩石上,岩石上闪耀着十二颗闪闪夺目的珍珠匣子,每个珍珠匣子大小、颜色、形状都不相同,却开始低低地吟唱起来,它们一张一合的模样甚是可爱,低低浅浅地要给我们讲着什么故事。 这些都是什么样的故事呢? 一颗...
Wicked!
评分一言难尽.....
评分一言难尽.....
评分追了Jen的油管这么久,期待很高,看了以后反而失望。确实是诗化的写作但每个故事都缺点什么
评分不是不好,可能是个人拍偏好设置不同。故事太阴郁,英文看着很晦涩。要努点力才能看进去的样子。
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