Philip Reeve

Philip Reeve ( born February 28, 1966 in Brighton ) is a British writer.

He attended the Cambridgeshire College of Arts and Technology ( CCAT ) and worked as a bookseller and illustrator. His 2001 debut album, released Mortal Engines convinced both readers and book review.

Works and Awards

  • Buster Bayliss Night of the Living Veg (2002)
  • The Big Freeze ( 2002)
  • Day of the Hamster (2002)
  • Custardfinger (2003)
  • Mortal Engines ( 2001) (Eng. " Mortal Engines. War of the cities " and " urban hunting " ) Shortlist Angus Book Award 2004
  • Nestlé Smarties Book Prize 2002
  • Larklight (2006) (Eng. " Larklight " )
  • Starcross (2007) (Eng. " finest hour " )
  • Mothstorm (2008)
  • Urgum the Axeman (2006)
  • Here Lies Arthur (2007) (Eng. " Gwyna - at the service of the Sorcerer " ) Nestlé Smarties Book Prize 2007
  • Carnegie Medal for 2008
Guardian Children's Fiction Prize Carnegie Medal (literary award) British Council Integrated Authority File
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