A.F. Harrold on The Imaginary | Interview Special
Ghibliotheque - A Podcast About Animation and Studio GhibliShow Notes
Author and poet A.F. Harrold joins Michael to speak about the experience of having his novel, The Imaginary, adapted into a feature film by Studio Ponoc, as well as his memories of writing the book, his love of libraries, and his approach to writing stories for children.
You can find out more about A.F. and his work at his website, http://www.afharroldkids.com/
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