10 Months Ago, The Oxford Times says (in Pullman: I think Archbishop has been seeing things)  UK
By fran bardsley » OXFORD author Philip Pullman believes the Archbishop of Canterbury must have “very good eyesight” to see traces of God in his work. Mr Pullman, author of the award-winning His Dark Materials trilogy and an avowed atheist, ...

And EducationGuardian.co.uk says (in Twilight sequel New Moon could be the first bloodless vampire movie)  UK
Instead, Summit, fearing fans of the first film would lose interest in the interim, charged Chris Weitz (who made the 2007 adaptation of Philip Pullman's The Golden Compass) with bringing the second film to the screen within a year of Twilight's ...

And The Herald says (in The right Materials for a 'fantastic' night out) The right Materials for a 'fantastic' night out
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By the end, you probably have come to care about the 12-year-old Lyra and Will - the modern Eve and Adam who, in Philip Pullman's trilogy of fantastical novels, can either redeem or destroy the all-pervasive power of the Church. ...

11 Months Ago, Leeds Today says (in Canteen job is teenager's cup of tea as he chases his stage dream)  UK
Joe, 19, who started work at the Leeds theatre in September, will be part of the community chorus in His Dark Materials, an epic based on the book by Philip Pullman. He will also be in the community cast of Dust – the story of June Hancock's fight for ...

14 Months Ago, Times Online says (in Discworld author Terry Pratchett on Alzheimer's and his best work) Discworld author Terry Pratchett on Alzheimer's and his best work
 UK - Jan 29, 2009
Yet Philip Pullman writes for children and is considered the genre's intellectual. “Good, good,” he says, as if that label would be the kiss of death. ...