A.R. Brown
About the author
A.R. Brown lives in East Sussex, close enough to the Weald of Kent that its mist and its school playing fields feel like near neighbours. It is the landscape that gave St Elowen’s its shape.
The school began at home, as bedtime stories told to children who always wanted one more chapter, and it grew, as these things do, into something a good deal larger than anybody in that house had bargained for.
Years spent on the sidelines of school sport and inter-school competitions bred a real fondness for the world behind the fixtures list: the friendships, the rivalries, and the traditions that get handed down without anyone quite remembering how they started.
These are the books A.R. Brown loved as a child, and wanted to read again. Midnight feasts and impossible dares, and beneath them something steadier: loyalty, courage, and the quiet promises we keep to the people who came before us.
Contact
Two separate addresses, on purpose. A librarian booking a visit and an agent asking for the manuscript are two different conversations.
- Schools, libraries and festivals
- Get in touch
- Rights and representation
- Get in touch
An agent, an editor, or a publisher? The rights, the word counts, and the state of the series.