Following last weeks release of the two Artemis inspired songs, Disney Hyperion have created a video for the song “Call me Artemis Fowl”. Featuring music from the talented Josh Fix and visuals from the Artemis Fowl graphic novels, check it out!
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Listen to the original Artemis Fowl songs released with the US publication of Artemis Fowl #7, The Atlantis Complex and see the videos and VLOGs from the US tour in September at
–Call Me Artemis Fowl
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–Complex: Atlantis
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On 20th July Eoin did an event live from Forest Hill school, which was streamed live across the internet for anyone to watch. Viewers were able to submit questions for Eoin to answer live!
The entire show is now available to view as a webcast archive at:
A nice Artemis Fowl is not a pretty sight. But it’s what you get in Artemis Fowl and the Atlantis Complex. After so many books it goes without saying that Eoin Colfer has to try the new and the shocking, and ‘ruin’ Artemis for us…
Read the full review at the Bookwitch site
Courtesy of Waterstones we have this exclusive extract from Artemis Fowl and the Atlantis Complex as read by the author, Eoin Colfer.
Win a pair of tickets to our next Dark Days & Long Nights event with Eoin Colfer. The author of the bestselling Artemis Fowl series will be reading, hosting a Q & A and signing copies of his latest book Artemis Fowl & the Atlantis Complex.
Location: Eason O’Connell st.
Time:6.30pm
Date: 22nd July
To secure a pair of tickets for this event simply click here
Catch Eoin on one of only three UK appearances this year as he reveals all about the latest Artemis Fowl adventure, Artemis Fowl and the Atlantis Complex.
Check the events section for details on the events venues and how to get tickets.

Artemis Fowl and the Atlantis Complex

We’re currently taking registrations for EOIN COLFER VIRTUALLY LIVE at www.eoincolfervirtuallylive.co.uk and we already have an audience of 10,000 children signed up to watch from schools across the country!
It’s taking place on 20th July at 2-2.45pm BST and is a chance for anyone with an internet connection to get involved. Eoin will be doing an event live from Forest Hill school, which will be streamed live across the internet for anyone to watch. Viewers will also be able to submit questions for Eoin to answer live!
This is a great opportunity for any school, bookshop, library or individual to get involved and watch live, and the video of the event will also be available to distribute afterwards.
Puffin Books, Eoin’s publishers in the UK and Ireland are celebrating their 70th Birthday by selecting the most entertaining and inspirational books in the last seven decades. The shortlist has been announced and our favourite mudman has made the cut. We know who we want to win….so get voting! Full press release and details are below.
VOTE for the Puffin of Puffins
at www.happybirthdaypuffin.co.uk
Vote from 4 June
7 MODERN CLASSICS – one from each decade of Puffin’s spectacular 70 years have been hand-picked as the most entertaining and inspirational children’s books of all time.
The Family from One End Street by Eve Garnett – 40s
Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White – 50s
Stig of the Dump by Clive King – 60s
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl – 70s
Goodnight Mister Tom by Michelle Magorian – 80s
The Hundred Mile-an-Hour Dog by Jeremy Strong – 90s
Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer – 00s
Marcus Brigstocke, Jacqueline Wilson, Jasper Fforde, Cathy Cassidy, Jason Bradbury, Andy Stanton and Jenny Valentine will kick off the debate, chaired by journalist Lucy Mangan at The Guardian’s Hay Festival on 3 June then it’s up to the British public to decide.
Voting closes 16 June. Winner announced on www.puffin.co.uk on 17 June.



