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Translating into Gaelic
Catriona describes how her father translated The Gruffalo into Gaelic.
  1. Translating into Gaelic
    00:53
    Translating into Gaelic
  2. Introducing Wain
    00:21
    Introducing Wain
  3. Introducing The Black Flamingo
    00:27
    Introducing The Black Flamingo
  4. The Selkie and Finfolkaheem
    03:48
    The Selkie and Finfolkaheem
  5. The Black Flamingo
    05:09
    The Black Flamingo
  6. How important is it for young queer people to see themselves in fiction?
    03:12
    How important is it for young queer people to see themselves in fiction?
  7. Re-imagining Scottish folklore
    01:48
    Re-imagining Scottish folklore
  8. A novel in verse
    01:02
    A novel in verse
  9. Fan fiction of your life!
    01:05
    Fan fiction of your life!
  10. Books and confidence
    01:08
    Books and confidence
  11. The poetry community
    01:45
    The poetry community
  12. Working with young writers
    01:12
    Working with young writers
  13. Wishes
    01:04
    Wishes
  14. Is it easier or harder to write a trilogy?
    01:45
    Is it easier or harder to write a trilogy?
  15. How to draw a blobfish
    03:35
    How to draw a blobfish
  16. Alastair鈥檚 influences
    00:28
    Alastair鈥檚 influences
  17. How did you plan the structure of the novel?
    02:38
    How did you plan the structure of the novel?
  18. School days and writing
    07:07
    School days and writing
  19. Question and Answer - Part 1
    05:57
    Question and Answer - Part 1
  20. Reading from 'The Places I've Cried in Public'
    04:53
    Reading from 'The Places I've Cried in Public'
  21. How to Draw Granville's Head
    04:23
    How to Draw Granville's Head
  22. Sarah鈥檚 route into fiction
    07:16
    Sarah鈥檚 route into fiction
  23. A monster quiz
    08:19
    A monster quiz
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