About Kevin Crossley-Holland
Kevin Crossley-Holland won the Carnegie Medal in l985 for Storm. His many notable books for adults and children include poetry, classic retellings and anthologies. He has written and presented many BBC radio programmes and is a frequent speaker at schools and libraries. For some years he held a university post in Minnesota. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.
Series
Arthur Trilogy
1. The Seeing Stone (2000)
2. At the Crossing Places (2001)
3. King of the Middle March (2003)
1. The Seeing Stone (2000)
2. At the Crossing Places (2001)
3. King of the Middle March (2003)
Novels
Havelok the Dane (1964)
Dream of a Meeting (1970)
King Horn: A Medieval Romance (1973)
Beowulf (1982)
The Fox and the Cat (1985)
Storm (1985)
The Quest for Olwen (1988) (with Gwyn Thomas)
The Stones Remain (1989)
The Tale of Taliesin (1992) (with Gwyn Thomas)
King Arthur's World (2005)
Gatty's Tale (2006)
Outsiders (2007)
Crossing to Paradise (2008)
Waterslain Angels (2008)
Thor and the Master of Magic (2009)
Dream of a Meeting (1970)
King Horn: A Medieval Romance (1973)
Beowulf (1982)
The Fox and the Cat (1985)
Storm (1985)
The Quest for Olwen (1988) (with Gwyn Thomas)
The Stones Remain (1989)
The Tale of Taliesin (1992) (with Gwyn Thomas)
King Arthur's World (2005)
Gatty's Tale (2006)
Outsiders (2007)
Crossing to Paradise (2008)
Waterslain Angels (2008)
Thor and the Master of Magic (2009)
Collections
Wordhoard (1969) (with Jill Paton Walsh)
Norse Myths (1970)
The Rain Giver (poems) (1972)
Tales from the Mabinogion (1977) (with Gwyn Thomas)
The Dead Moon: And Other Tales from East Anglia and the Fen Country (1982)
Waterslain: And Other Poems (poems) (1986)
British Folk Tales: New Versions (1987)
The Painting-room: And Other Poems (poems) (1988)
Poems from East Anglia (poems) (1997)
Short!: A Book of Very Short Stories (1998)
Enchantment: Fairy Tales, Ghost Stories and Tales of Wonder (2000)
Selected Poems (poems) (2001)
The Nightingale That Shrieked: And Other Tales (2002)
Viking!: Myths of Gods and Monsters (2002)
Tales from the Old World (2003)
Moored Man (poems) (2007)
Short Too! (2011)
The Mountains of Norfolk (poems) (2011)
Norse Myths (1970)
The Rain Giver (poems) (1972)
Tales from the Mabinogion (1977) (with Gwyn Thomas)
The Dead Moon: And Other Tales from East Anglia and the Fen Country (1982)
Waterslain: And Other Poems (poems) (1986)
British Folk Tales: New Versions (1987)
The Painting-room: And Other Poems (poems) (1988)
Poems from East Anglia (poems) (1997)
Short!: A Book of Very Short Stories (1998)
Enchantment: Fairy Tales, Ghost Stories and Tales of Wonder (2000)
Selected Poems (poems) (2001)
The Nightingale That Shrieked: And Other Tales (2002)
Viking!: Myths of Gods and Monsters (2002)
Tales from the Old World (2003)
Moored Man (poems) (2007)
Short Too! (2011)
The Mountains of Norfolk (poems) (2011)
Picture Books
The Green Children (1968)
Pedlar of Swaffham (1971)
Petal and Stone (1975)
The Ugly Duckling: From the Story by Hans Christian Andersen (2001)
How Many Miles to Bethlehem? (2004)
Pedlar of Swaffham (1971)
Petal and Stone (1975)
The Ugly Duckling: From the Story by Hans Christian Andersen (2001)
How Many Miles to Bethlehem? (2004)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
The Oxford Book of Travel Verse (1986)
The New Exeter Book of Riddles (1999)
The Magic Lands: Folk Tales of Britain and Ireland (2001)
The Hidden Roads (2009)
The New Exeter Book of Riddles (1999)
The Magic Lands: Folk Tales of Britain and Ireland (2001)
The Hidden Roads (2009)
Awards
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Links to other websites
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Kevin Crossley-Holland recommends
 Magus of Stonewylde (2005) (Stonewylde , book 1) Kit Berry "Powerful stuff - disturbing and dramatic. Allow this story to grab hold, and it may not let you go!" |  The Wordsmith's Tale (2011) Stephen Edden "Surging, powerful, highly readable." |
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