These books include Krindlekrax (1991), which won the Smarties Prize and the WHSMith mind-Boggling Book Award and was later adapted for the stage by the author Scribbleboy (1997) ZinderZunder (1998) Vinegar Street (2000), and Zip's Apollo (2005). His children's books concentrate on topical issues such as bullying, family breakdown and homelessness. Fury (1989) and Flamingoes in Orbit (1990). Philip Ridley's fiction for adults comprises of three novels: Crocodilia (1988) In the Eyes of Mr. Scribbleboy : Philip Ridley (Paperback) in the Fiction category was listed for R35. His plays for children include: Karamazoo, Moonfleece, Fairytaleheart and Sparkleshark (both included in Two Plays for Young People, 1998) and Brokenville (2001). by Philip Ridley (Author) 24 ratings See all formats and editions Hardcover £3.64 6 Used from £3.52 Paperback £2.67 13 Used from £0. His plays for adults include: The Pitchfork Disney (1991) The Fastest Clock in the Universe (1992), which gained him several major awards Ghost from a Perfect Place (1994) Vincent River (2000) and Mercury Fur (2005). Philip Ridley (born 1957) is an English storyteller working in a wide range of artistic media. He has written radio plays for the BBC and several stage plays.

He also co-wrote two songs for The Passion of Darkly Noon. He wrote the acclaimed screenplay for the feature film, The Krays (1997), and wrote and directed the films The Passion of Darkly Noon and The Reflecting Skin (both included in The American Dreams, 1997) and the short film, The Universe of Dermot Finn. As a student he made several short art films, including Visiting Mr.

He was born in London and studied Art at St Martin's School of Art and his art work has been exhibited throughout Europe and Japan. Scribbleboy Philip Ridley Published byPuffin, 2005 ISBN 10: 0140368949ISBN 13: 9780140368949 Seller: Monster Bookshop, Fleckney, United Kingdom Contact seller Seller Rating: Book Used - SoftcoverCondition: Good £ 2. Philip Ridley is an artist, playwright, screenwriter, and novelist.

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