Suzanne Barton is the editor of Melbourne magazine and the creator of cabaret productions inspired by 1940s radio drama. She also holds a masters degree in screenwriting and producing. Born in Zimbabwe to a family full of authors, illustrators and English teachers, Suzanne loved to read and write from an early age. She independently published her first picture book, Meeka, working with illustrator Anil Tortop.
Shannon Horsfall is an author and illustrator based in Australia but living in fairyland.
Her head is a mess of stories, pictures and the occasional cake recipe. She loves to draw, doodle, dream, design, imagine, write, dance, sing (badly), scribble, splatter and cook. Although she is not young, she is very much a child - or immature, depending on how you look at it. She has previously published three picture books, Was Not Me!, Nomax! and Dear Santa.
Her head is a mess of stories, pictures and the occasional cake recipe. She loves to draw, doodle, dream, design, imagine, write, dance, sing (badly), scribble, splatter and cook. Although she is not young, she is very much a child - or immature, depending on how you look at it. She has previously published three picture books, Was Not Me!, Nomax! and Dear Santa.
