Antoinette Moses

Antoinette Moses is a writer and playwright. Her plays have won several competitions and have been produced or received rehearsed readings in Norwich, Cambridge, Ipswich, London and Paris. Her books range from media studies and poetry to a guidebook to Athens, where she lived for four years. Antoinette teaches creative writing at the University of East Anglia where she is working on a PhD on verbatim (documentary) theatre. She has also worked as an editor, journalist, film festival director and for music and poetry festivals. Two of her Cambridge English Readers have won awards from the Extensive Reading Foundation: Let Me Out and Jojo's Story, which has been described by one reviewer as 'one of the most important books of all time'.

Cambridge University Press publications: Apollo's Gold (Cambridge English Readers) Dolphin Music (Cambridge English Readers) Frozen Pizza and Other Slices of Life (Cambridge English Readers) John Doe (Cambridge English Readers) Jojo's Story (Cambridge English Readers) Let Me Out (Cambridge English Readers) The Girl at the Window (Cambridge English Readers) Book Boy (Cambridge English Readers)