Reader development in practice : bringing literature to readers

SECTION 1: FOREWORD: THE AUTHOR AS READER 1. The imaginative spark - Ann Cleeves SECTION 2: READER DEVELOPMENT: PROMOTIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS 2. 'Time To Read': the rise and rise of a regional partnership - Jane Mathieson 3. Reader development and social inclusion - Linda Corrigan 4. Managing fiction: managing readers and writers - Anne Sherman 5. Getting into reading - Jane Davis SECTION 3: WORKS OF IMAGINATION 6. Two worlds collide: hypertext and rewriting - Calum Kerr 7. Dire consequences?: the development of futuristic fiction as a genre for young readers - Kay Sambell 8. Cheers Ta: reflections on making poetry accessible to all - Mike Garry SECTION 4: FUTURE DIRECTIONS 9. Premature elegies: e-books, electronic publishing and reading - Claire Warwick 10. Beyond the Caxton legacy: is this the end of the book and its communities? - Bob Glass, Ann Barlow and Andrew Glass 11. Survival strategies for the independent bookseller - Mike Mizrahi 12. All this and chocolate too: educating new professionals in reader development - Susan Hornby SECTION 5: AFTERWORD: THE READER AS AUTHOR 13. A bookworm's eye view: choosing the right book group for you - Francine Sagar.