Day opens online shop selling UKYA merchandise

Author Susie Day is hoping to promote YA books written by British and Irish authors through an online shop selling UKYA-branded merchandise.   The ‘We Have Crisps’ shop is currently selling tote bags, vest tops and t-shirts featuring the names ‘Patrick & Bali. Sarra & Non’, representing Patrick Ness, Bali Rai, Sarra Manning and Non Pratt.   The site also has mugs with quotes from UKYA authors, including Cat Clarke and James Dawson.   Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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