Christopher Collier PhD Born:
January  29, 1930
New York, New York,
United States Of America

Current Home:
Orange, Connecticut,
United States Of America

Christopher Collier Author Visit Kit

Author Visit Kit

By Christopher Collier PhD

Christopher and James Lincoln Collier are both accomplished writers and historians. During their interactive presentations to students they talk about the process of research and writing, historical fiction, and the content of their books. Christopher prefers to speak to small groups of 60 students or fewer. They make appearances either together or individually.

Authors' homes: Connecticut (Christopher) and New York City (James)
Suggested audience: grades 5–9
Maximum number of presentations per day: 5 (Christopher) and 4 (James)

Honorarium (Christopher):
$900.00 per day plus expenses for Connecticut
$1200.00 per day plus expenses for Westchester County
$1300.00 per day plus expenses elsewhere
$3000.00 if overnight stay required

Honorarium (James):
$1500.00 per day plus expenses

ISBN Title Level Retail Price

PAPERBACK NOVELS
0-590-42792-X My Brother Sam Is Dead Gr 5 & up $5.99
0-590-43126-9 The Bloody Country Gr 5 & up $4.99

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    My Brother Sam is Dead

    My Brother Sam is Dead

    by Christopher Collier

    During the Revolutionary War, Tim Meeker must face the issue of loyalty to himself, his family, and his country. When his brother, Sam, returns from the war an American Patriot in defiance of their Loyalist father, a bitter family struggle ensues. "This stirring and authoritative novel earns a place beside our best historical fiction." - Horn Book Mature Content.

    $6.99
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    Grades 6-9 $6.99
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    Elijah of Buxton

    Elijah of Buxton

    by Christopher Paul Curtis

    Elijah is the first child born into freedom in Buxton, Canada, a settlement of runaway slaves just over the border. But when a former slave steals money from Elijah's friend, who has been saving to buy his family out of captivity, Elijah embarks on a dangerous journey to America in pursuit of the thief, and he discovers first-hand the unimaginable horrors of the life his parents fled. "Show[s] an emotional range and a subtlety unusual in children's fiction. A fine, original novel from a gifted

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    Grades 6-9 $6.95
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