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Brief biographical essays about newly honored Newbery and Caldecott medalists (and Wilder winners, on appropriate years) are annually published in the July/August issues ofThe Horn Book Magazine. Available here are all the essays published since 2000. Also here are Boston Globe–Horn Book Award acceptance speeches and noteworthy interviews conducted by editor Roger Sutton.

Newbery Medalists

Susan Patron by Virginia A. Walter (July/August 2007)

Susan Patron by Richard Jackson (July/August 2007)

Lynne Rae Perkins by Virginia Duncan (July/August 2006)

Cynthia Kadohata by Caitlyn M. Dlouhy (July/August 2005)

Kate DiCamillo by Jane Resh Thomas (July/August 2004)

Avi by Donna Bray (July/August 2003)

David Wiesner by Anita Silvey (July/August 2002)

Richard Peck by Marc Talbert (July/August 2001)

Christopher Paul Curtis by Wendy Lamb (July/August 2000)

Madeleine L'Engle by Hugh Franklin (August 1963)

Caldecott Medalists

David Wiesner by Dinah Stevenson (July/August 2007)

Chris Raschka by Richard Jackson (July/August 2006)

Kevin Henkes by Susan Hirschman (July/August 2005)

Mordicai Gerstein by Elizabeth Gordon (July/August 2004)

Eric Rohmann by Philip Pullman (July/August 2003)

Linda Sue Park by Dinah Stevenson (July/August 2002)

David Small by Patricia Lee Gauch (July/August 2001)

Simms Taback by Reynold Ruffins (July/August 2000)

Wilder Medalists

James Marshall by Regina Hayes (July/August 2007)

Laurence Yep by Joanne Ryder (July/August 2005)

Eric Carle by Ann Beneduce (July/August 2003)

Milton Meltzer by Wendy Saul (July/August 2001)

Boston Globe–Horn Book Award speeches

2007 Nicolas Debon for The Strongest Man in the World: Louis Cyr
Laura Vaccaro Seeger for Dog and Bear
M. T. Anderson for The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to the Nation, Volume I: The Pox Party

2006 Kate DiCamillo for The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane
Lois Ehlert for Leaf Man
Faith McNulty and Steven Kellogg for If You Decide to Go to the Moon

2005 Mini Grey for Traction Man Is Here!
Neal Schusterman for The Schwa Was Here
Phillip Hoose for The Race to Save the Lord God Bird

2004 Mordicai Gerstein for The Man Who Walked between the Towers
Jim Murphy for An American Plague: The True and Terrifying Story of the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793
David Almond for The Fire-Eaters

2003 Phyllis Root and Helen Oxenbury for Big Momma Makes the World
Anne Fine for The Jamie and Angus Stories
Maira Kalman for Fireboat: The Heroic Adventures of the John J. Harvey

2002 Elizabeth Partridge for This Land Was Made for You and Me
Graham Salisbury for Lord of the Deep
Bob Graham for "Let's Get a Pup!" Said Kate

2001 Cynthia DeFelice for Cold Feet
Joan Dash for The Longitude Prize: The Race Between the Moon and the Watch-Machine
Marilyn Nelson for Carver: A Life in Poems

2000 D. B. Johnson for Henry Hikes to Fitchburg
Franny Billingsley for The Folk Keeper
Marc Aronson for Sir Walter Ralegh and the Search for El Dorado

1999 Louis Sachar for Holes
Nic Bishop and Joy Cowley for Red-Eyed Tree Frog
Steve Jenkins for The Top of the World: Climbing Mt. Everest
Peter Sis for Tibet: Through the Red Box

Interviews

An Interview with Rudine Sims Bishop by Kathleen T. Horning (May/June 2008)
Talking with the foremost scholar of African American children's literature

An Interview with Maurice Sendak by Roger Sutton (November/December 2003)
A conversation on life, death, dreams, and plankton.

An Interview with Virginia Euwer Wolff by Roger Sutton (May/June 2001)
Talking about poetry and prose with the author of Make Lemonade and True Believer.

 
 
   
 
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