Margaret Mahy was a renowned author of children's books who also wrote for television. Amongst her many international awards is the Hans Christian Andersen Award (known as the Little Nobel Prize) for a "lasting contribution to children's literature". A highly visual writer, Mahy both wrote for the screen (Maddigan's Quest, Strangers), and her books inspired a number of programmes. She passed away on 23 July 2012.
When you work for television or film or anything like that, you work as a member of a team. When you write a book, on the whole you write as a solitary individual; sometimes very solitary. It’s a different process, and of course each process has got something to enjoy... Margaret Mahy
Interview, 2008
2017, Original Author - Film
2010, Original Author - Television
2010, Associate Producer, Original Author, As: Storyteller - Television
2008, Subject - Television
2005, Creator, Writer - Television
2005, Writer - Television
2004, Subject - Television
1993, Writer - Television
1991, Original Author - Short Film
1989, Writer, Creator - Television
1989, Writer - Television
1987, Subject - Television
1986, Writer, Original Author - Television
1985, Writer - Television
1985, Writer - Television
1985, Writer, Creator - Television
1982, Writer - Television
1971, Original Story - Music video
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