[projectaon] Re: Contact Letter Draft
- From: "Solenoid T" <solenoid_t@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: projectaon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 17:31:08 -0500
It looks like Jane Laycock did a number of books for Arrow (A division of
Random House Group). She might also be reachable through the Publisher:
Hutchinson Childrens Books.
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For what it is worth, it looks as if Jane illustrated for another few books
(It has to be her):
1. Crazy monsters
Red Fox, 1990.
Held at: Hastings - Junior Non Fiction - 745.5BAW
2. Things to make for Christmas / Eric Kenneway ; illustrated by Jane
Laycock.
London : Beaver Books, 1985.
Held at: Hastings - Junior Non Fiction - 745.5941
3. Things to make for Easter / Eric Kennaway ; illustrated by Jane Laycock.
London : Beaver Books, 1987.
Held at: Hastings - Junior Non Fiction - 745.5941
More books:
Crazy Painting
by: Juliet Bawden, Jane Laycock, Shelagh McGee
07 April, 1988
Crazy Knitting
by: Sarah Ginsberg, Caroline Castle, Jane Laycock
20 February, 1986
Action Toys #
by: Eric Kenneway, Jane Laycock
21 August, 1986
Crazy Puppets
by: Delphine Evans, Jane Laycock, Shelagh McGee
07 May, 1987
Crazy Cooking (Crazy Activity Series)
by: Juliet Bawden, Jane Laycock, Shelagh McGee
07 July, 1988
Crackers] (Beaver Books)
by: Janet Rogers, Bob Nixon, Jane Laycock
16 October, 1986
Junior Maths 2: Multiplication Tables, Written Problems, Adding in 50's,
Hundreds, Tens and Units, Further Fraction Work (Learn Together Series)
by: Sandra Soper, Jane Laycock
http://ruv.net/cgi-bin/amazon_products_feed-mode-books-search_type-AuthorSearch-input_string-Jane+Laycock-locale-us.html
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Also I visited Random House's website. The scoop:
Q. How do I get in contact with a Random House author/copyright holder?
A. First check to see if the author includes any contact details on their
website in our list of author sites. If not, so as to protect the privacy of
an author, we are not permitted to give out author contact details under any
circumstances. If you wish to contact an author please do so BY LETTER ONLY
and send it the author c/o Publicity Department, Random House, 20 Vauxhall
Bridge Road, London SW1V 2SA. Your letter will be forwarded to them
immediately if we have their details on record. If an author's books are now
out of print, we are unlikely to still have their details. To contact an
author in these circumstances is as difficult as it is to contact any
private individual. Perhaps an experienced genealogist or detective agency
could help!
http://www.randomhouse.co.uk/faq.htm#contactauthor
Possibility? I don't see anything new she has worked on lately... all 1990
and earlier. :(
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