Jackie Morris On The Book Of Birds

杰克·莫里斯:《鸟书》

5x15

2024-03-18

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5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Jackie Morris is an award-winning British writer and illustrator. Morris studied at the Bath Academy of Art and started her career as an illustrator by working for magazines including Radio Times, New Statesman, New Society and Country Living. She has illustrated over 60 books, and is best known for the stunning The Lost Words (2017), co-written with Robert Macfarlane – a love song to many increasingly rare words pertaining to nature and the natural world. These illustrations earned Morris the Kate Greenaway Medal in 2019. Morris and Macfarlane’s second collaboration, The Lost Spells, was published in October 2020, and they are currently working on a third, The Book of Birds. Morris is nominated for the 2024 Andersen Award by the International Board of Books for Young People. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories
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  • Five times 15.

  • Thank you.

  • Thank you for inviting me.

  • I am in my attic and I am a mad woman.

  • But I don't have a husband, which feels quite good sometimes.

  • I do have a lovely partner, though, who's very supportive.

  • Anyway, this is about peace, and I will try not to gabble.

  • And I hope that it brings you 15 minutes of peace and thought.

  • I thought that living would get easier the older I became.

  • Not true.

  • Perhaps I thought, as I learned the rules for living and how to behave,

  • that I would settle into my fragile shell of skin.

  • And if there are moments of silence in this, do not adjust your set.

  • Just look at the images of doves.

  • Because sometimes images are easier for me than words.

  • There should be silence between words, and the doves will keep you company.

  • My child's mind learned of war through television, through history.

  • And it seems that there's always the stories of war that we tell, seldom the stories of peace.

  • The accident of my birth made me fortunate.

  • I grew and have lived in a peaceful place so far.