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Barlow, Steve; Skidmore, Steve

 
9781903015575: Don't Look Back

Synopsis

When Perce, Andy, Eddie and Well'ard go on a school trip to London, they don't expect to find Orpheus busking on the Tube. And their plans for the day don't include joining the most famous musician in Ancient Greece on a roller-coaster ride through the darkest reaches of the underworld. But we all know what they say about the best-laid plans...Another madcap myth adventure in which our heroes meet a hick from the Styx, a postman's worst nightmare and three Fates worse than death. When Orpheus's lyre fails him, can karaoke save the day? Once again the fearsome foursome are up to their necks in a hilarious re-invention of Greek myth from the two Steves.

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À propos de l'auteur

Steve Barlow was born in Crewe but now lives in Somerset with his wife and cats. After working as a puppeteer, refuse collector and laundry-van driver, he became a teacher of performing arts, before turning to full-time writing. With Steve Skidmore, he formed one of Britain's most popular writing double-acts for young people, and performs regularly in schools and libraries. (If you haven't seen them in action, you definitely should.) To visit the 2 Steves website click here Steve Skidmore lives in Leicester, and for the past eighteen years has worked with Steve Barlow as a duo of performing artists and writers. To date they have written more than eighty books together. They are much in demand, both at home and abroad, for visits to schools, libraries and festivals: their performances have been described as "hilarious", entertaining", "brilliant" and "mad". The Two Steves' internationally acclaimed work includes the Lost Diaries series, the Vernon Bright books, Tales of the Dark Forest and the award winning series uniquely combining books and the World Wide Web, OUTERNET.

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