[projectaon] Re: The Inscrutable Trevor Newton
- From: Sam Seaver <samseaver@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: projectaon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 5 Mar 2009 10:39:33 -0600
Simon,
I had a good look online, I consider myself pretty adept at googling,
and I can confirm that the latest book he illustrated, that I can find
online, was a children's book published with Hodder Children's books,
provided this is the same Trevor Newton. "The Pole Seekers" was
published in 2000, and the book's author, Meredith Hooper, might just
be as good a contact person as Hodder themselves.
http://www.hodderchildrens.co.uk/Contact_Us.htm
http://www.advance.org/en/art/2404/
Hope this helps
S
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 5:08 AM, Simon Osborne <outspaced@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> No news whatsoever on the Trevor Newton front, I'm afraid. I received no
> reply from Random House, even using the E-mail address supplied by Joe
> Dever. Things are getting desperate.
>
> I went to my local library the other day and asked for some help tracking
> down our missing illustrator. They couldn't find any web presence (no
> surprises there), but they did give me a postal address for Red Fox/Random
> House . . . and also a telephone number.
>
> Would anyone with a good telephone manner, and an enthusiastic and
> persuasive mien, like to try contacting Red Fox this way? It's really
> unlikely they'll give out any contact details for Trevor Newton, but they
> might be able to pass on (a) details of his agent, if he has one; (b) a
> contact name within the Random House Group who will definitely deal with
> this if we send something in writing/E-mail. Knowing a name usually helps
> (though not the one Joe supplied us with, but still!).
>
> Of course, anyone with Charisma 17+ might be able to wheedle some contact
> details out of them, but it'd be a bad idea to push that line of enquiry too
> far.
>
> Me? I hate talking on telephones. Always have. Brr!
>
> If anyone feels capable of this, please post to the list and I will see
> about putting together a brief "information pack" of what we know about Mr
> Newton's work.
>
> --
> Simon Osborne
> Project Aon
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