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Laura Dockrill is an award-winning children’s author, illustrator, script-writer and performance poet who has been shortlisted for the Waterstones’ Book of the Year prize and twice been nominated for the Carnegie Medal. As a poet she is a poet-in-residence for Radio 1. As a script-writer she co-wrote Goldfish which was nominated for the BAFTA for Best British Short in 2020. As a playwright her work has been seen at the Bush Theatre, the Royal Festival Hall and the Young Vic, and she has published an adult memoir called What Have I Done? which detailed her struggles with post-partum psychosis and for which she is now writing a TV series script.
She is on the advisory panel at The Ministry Of Stories, was the writer in residence for Booktrust and has judged many literary prizes. She is also the founder of ‘This Is Not a Female Tribe’, a networking session for women in the arts. She grew up in Brixton, attended the Brit School and still lives in London with her husband and son.
<p>‘Laura writes fiction like the poet that she is. No line wasted, every word perfectly placed. The kind of relatable attention to detail that will have you wondering if she stole your teenage diaries and rewrote them with clever insights and laugh out loud humour… I loved it, I loved it, I loved it!’ <strong>DAWN O’PORTER</strong></p> <p>'Laura Dockrill is a delicious writer and <em>I Love You, I Love You, I Love You</em> is glorious and tender, evocative and heart nourishing. I love this author and I love this beautiful book.' <strong>SALENA GODDEN</strong></p> <p>'Very funny. <em>I Love You, I Love You, I Love You </em>bursts with energy.'<strong> MATT HAIG</strong></p> <p>‘An absolutely gorgeous book. So visceral, nostalgic, mucky, heartbreaking and bittersweet. Laura captures that weird pocket of time so perfectly: before smartphones, MySpace and calling your mates on the house phone and shag bands and Green Day and all those insecurities and the sharpness of every new experience and feeling. Just DELICIOUS.’ <strong>KIRSTY CAPES</strong></p> <p>'It's a transporting, technicolour plunge into first, and enduring, love. As ever, Laura Dockrill's voice is entirely her own. She writes from the inside out and it's beautiful.' <strong>SOPHIE DAHL</strong></p> <p>'A nostalgic journey through the highs and lows of first love.' <strong><em>GUARDIAN</em></strong></p> <p>‘An absolute gem… A perfect summer read.’<strong><em> IRISH NEWS</em></strong></p> <p>‘A brilliant, nostalgic read.’ <strong><em>CLOSER</em></strong></p> <p>‘A witty tale that will remind you of the days of teenage passion.’ <strong><em>BEST</em></strong></p> <p>'Described as Dockrill’s “ultimate love letter” to her partner, this is an absolute gem – an enjoyable journey that's a perfect summer read.' <strong><em>WOMAN’S WAY</em></strong></p>
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Laura Dockrill is an award-winning children’s author, illustrator, script-writer and performance poet who has been shortlisted for the Waterstones’ Book of the Year prize and twice been nominated for the Carnegie Medal. As a poet she is a poet-in-residence for Radio 1. As a script-writer she co-wrote Goldfish which was nominated for the BAFTA for Best British Short in 2020. As a playwright her work has been seen at the Bush Theatre, the Royal Festival Hall and the Young Vic, and she has published an adult memoir called What Have I Done? which detailed her struggles with post-partum psychosis and for which she is now writing a TV series script.
She is on the advisory panel at The Ministry Of Stories, was the writer in residence for Booktrust and has judged many literary prizes. She is also the founder of ‘This Is Not a Female Tribe’, a networking session for women in the arts. She grew up in Brixton, attended the Brit School and still lives in London with her husband and son.