This book is illustrated by Kaylie Moseley who, at the time of publication, is fourteen years old. It is her first commission.

This book is illustrated by Kaylie Moseley who, at the time of publication, is fourteen years old. It is her first commission.

• Why is the roof of Tintagel’s Old Post Office so curvy?
• Why is there a hole in the waterfall at St Nectan’s Glen?
• What caused the plane crash in Tintagel in 1979?
• How did a small boy survive being swept out to sea at Trebarwith Strand in 1973?
• How did a father and son survive a similar accident at Bossiney in 1998?

Kaylie was visiting her family's old home, The King's Head at Five Lanes on Bodmin Moor, when she met author, Jill Lamède.

That chance meeting led to a collaboration that gave Kaylie an opportunity to make an exceptionally early start on her chosen career as an illustrator of children's books.

Jill Lamède, also known as the Tintagel Storyteller, was in the final stages of writing her latest book, Tales of the Tintagel Dragon. Sitting at the bar, Kaylie quickly drew some pictures of dragons on scraps of paper - and Jill knew she had found the perfect illustrator for the book.

Quotes:
Kaylie said: I have always wanted to be an illustrator. This is a wonderful opportunity for me. I love the stories. I keep on reading them, they are that good.
Jill said: Kaylie is very talented indeed. I was lucky to find her. It has amazed me how hard she has worked.

The book was launched on the 24th April 2003
at The National Trust's Old Post Office in Tintagel.

ISBN 0-9530905-3-1

Published by:
RoughTor Press,
Penhale, Trewarmett, Tintagel, Cornwall
PL34 0ET UK

Available from most good bookshops in the UK
or Online from: Amazon.co.uk

Or, in the UK, by post direct from
RoughTor Press
£6.95 each p&p free (paperback)

Tales of The Tintagel Dragon
by
Jill Lamède

If you like dragons…

you will love The Tintagel Dragon.

He is young and lonely.

He needs a friend.