For the Love of a Cat

Teacher, journalist, editor ... Rosalind Wilson was all these, and more. She was a student at Oxford University in the 1970s after which she came to India and began by teaching in Delhi. Her heart was always with children and when Target was launched, she joined as one of the editors. During her tenure at Target magazine as an editor, she took many as fledgling first-time writer under her wing, honing their skills with patience and a very fine, discerning editorial scalpel. Essentially an outdoor person, she was a hockey player, loved exploring the countryside, trekking in the hills, bird-watching and long cycle rides. Rosalind lost a bravely-fought battle against cancer on July 28, 1992. 

Wen Hsu was born in Taiwan, and two years later her family moved to Costa Rica, where she grew up. She holds a degree in Architecture from the University of Costa Rica, as well as a BFA with honours in Illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design. Wen has previously illustrated books for children in Costa Rica and Guatemala, as well as other books in the USA. She was granted the NOMA Concours Grand Prix in 2008.