by Claire Saxby | Jan 2019 | Poetry
A Poem a Day 2019 Happy New Year! I was all geared up to start this yesterday but instead we had a grand lunch feast yesterday which morphed into Plan B when our new granddaughter decided she would arrive ahead of schedule! (yes, she’s beautiful 🙂 ) So Day One...
by admin | Jan 2017 | Poetry
APAD 5 – A poem a day by Claire Saxby Untitled    Like slices of long-ago nights sliver-moon gum leaves linger on the path incomplete...
by admin | Feb 2016 | Poetry
Game Play – a poem by Claire Saxby Game play  I spy a flat-floor fountain a whale spout a burst pipe throwing water at the sky  I spy a daughter who dances in the fountain all her clothes a-cling her grin wide and wonder-full at the splash the rain  I see a...
by admin | Apr 2015 | picture books, Writing and Words
In this centenary year of Anzac Day, it’s not such a surprise that there are a few books on both sides of the Tasman about the Anzacs, but it was curious that the illustrators of these books (Max Berry and Bob Kerr) independently portrayed mateship in this same...
by admin | Feb 2015 | Poetry, Walker Books Australia
My friend, Lorraine Marwood, has just released a new collection of poetry for children with Walker Books Australia.She’ll be appearing here shortly (within the next couple of weeks) but being also a teacher, Lorraine has set me (and other bloggers on her...
by admin | Mar 2014 | picture books
Today, I’m a guest on fellow-author and friend, Dee White’s blog about writing tips, for my five tips on writing picture books in general, and ‘Meet the Anzacs’ in particular. Pop over and say hello. 🙂