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Grubtown Tale takes funny prize

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Share A book about a repulsively smelly man has won the Roald Dahl Funny Prize, honouring humorous books for children. Grubtown Tales: Stinking Rich and Just Plain Stinky by Philip Ardagh was named the winner in the seven to 14 age group category. While Sam Lloyd’s Mr Pusskins Best in Show won the six and under age... »

R3Arts: Quentin Blake, Christopher Hampton, Dominic Dromgoole & Poetry.

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Quentin Blake on his relationship with Roald Dahl; Oscar-winning screenwriter Christopher Hampton on his adaptation of Colette’s Cheri; Shakespeare's Globe theatre director Dominic Dromgoole about Romeo and Juliet; And three pitches for possible candidates for the Oxford Professorship of Poetry. »