Terence Blacker

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Terence Blacker

Terence Blacker (born February 5, 1948 in Hadleigh , Suffolk ) is a British writer and journalist .

Terence Blacker first worked as an amateur jockey , then for 10 years as a publishing editor (responsible for the works of Jerzy Kosiński ). He has been a full-time writer since 1983, his first children's book "If I Could Work" was published in 1987. His best-known work is the successful Miss Wiss children's book series. Since 1994 he has also been a visiting professor at the University of East England, where he teaches writing. Until the end of 2013, Terence Blacker wrote a weekly column in The Independent newspaper .

Works

  • Racing Manhattan
  • "Homebird"
  • "Boy2Girl"
  • "See you soon, Miss Wiss!"
  • "Charming Miss Wiss"
  • "Trapped, Miss Wiss!"
  • "Seriously, Miss Wiss!"
  • "Miss Wiss very big!"
  • "Miss Wiss is great!"
  • "Miss Wiss returns"
  • "Miss Wiss becomes a millionaire"
  • "How bewitched, Miss Wiss!"
  • "Magical Miss Wiss"
  • "Help Miss Wiss"
  • "Miss Wiss goes to Hollywood"
  • "Miss Wiss loves Dracula"
  • "Miss Wiss life"
  • "Time travel with Miss Wiss"
  • "Totally crazy Miss Wiss!"
  • “Absolutely Miss Wiss!” Beltz and Gelberg, Weinheim 2002, ISBN 3-407-78515-1 .

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personal data
SURNAME Blacker, Terence
BRIEF DESCRIPTION British author and journalist for children and young adults
DATE OF BIRTH February 5, 1948
PLACE OF BIRTH Hadleigh , Suffolk