Steven Camden, bekend als Polarbear, is een gevierd spoken-word artiest wiens werk wordt erkend om zijn krachtige ritme en persoonlijke verhalen. Zijn schrijven gaat vaak in op thema's als identiteit en ergens bijhoren, waarbij de plaats van het individu binnen de bredere samenleving wordt onderzocht. Camden deelt zijn passie voor storytelling ook door middel van toneelschrijven en lesgeven, waarbij hij de transformerende impact van poëtische taal benadrukt. Zijn optredens en geschriften resoneren bij het publiek door hun urgentie en authentieke stem.
Summer School and Cyborgs is the sequel to Steven Camden's funny and tender first novel My Big Mouth, for readers of 8+ about friendship, family and storytelling, brilliantly illustrated throughout by Chante Timothy.
A funny, warm novel in verse from the CLiPPA award winning poet Steven Camden.
Big lies mean big trouble in Steven Camden's funny and tender first novel for readers of 8+ about friendship, storytelling and the price of being cool. Brilliantly illustrated throughout by Chante Timothy.
A collection of poems sharing the highs and lows of one week in secondary school where everything happens all at once . . .
Real life is messier than the movies. A bold, thought-provoking novel from the exceptionally talented, Steven Camden.
The Stunningly original new YA novel from renowned spoken-word poet Steven Camden, AKA PolarBearMarcie is real. With real problems.For years she has been hitching a ride on the train of her best friend Cara's life. Now there's only one more summer until they're off to uni together.Just like they planned.But Marcie has a secret, and time is running out for her to decide what she really wants.Years ago, Thor was also Marcie's friend before she cast him out, back to his own world. Time is running out for him too.If he doesn't make a decision soon, he's going to face the fade.But Thor is not real. And that's a real problem . . .
TAPE is set to be the outstanding teen debut of 2014. Told with cracking prose, shimmering with humour and devastatingly moving, it will haunt anyone who reads it...
