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David Cox grew up in outback Queensland where he spent some years working on sheep and cattle stations. At the age of twenty-one he set off to England to study art at St Martins School of Art. His first illustration commission was with Puffin Books in the UK that same year.

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Felicity's first novel for Random House Australia, SHALOTT, won the Society of Women Writers Award in the Young Adult Reader category in 2001. RETURN TO SHALOTT and SHALOTT: THE FINAL JOURNEY continued the story of five Australian teenagers zapped into the romance and intrigue of King Arthur's court at Camelot. Felicity has also published GHOST BOY, a time slip adventure for younger readers about the Sydney Quarantine Station. Felicity lives in Sydney, but has made several trips to England to research THE JANNA MYSTERIES. Books 1 & 2, Rosemary for Remembrance and Rue for Repentance, are available in all good bookshops. Book 3, Lilies for Love, will be published in October 2006. You can read more about Felicity and her novels on her website: http://felicitypulman.novelcity.com

David Cox grew up in outback Queensland where he spent some years working on sheep and cattle stations. At the age of twenty-one he set off to England to study art at St Martins School of Art. His first illustration commission was with Puffin Books in the UK that same year.