
3 workspublishing since 2013
Alex Frith has written children's non-fiction since 2005, working almost exclusively for Usborne Publishing, where he has produced more than fifty books on subjects ranging from the origins of the universe and world religions to extinct animals, artificial intelligence and Norse mythology. Two of his titles were shortlisted for the Royal Society Young People's Book Prize: "See Inside Inventions" in 2012 and "100 Things to Know About Space" in 2017. He also writes comics, and co-wrote "Two Heads", a graphic exploration of the brain. He lives in London.
Alex Frith has written children's non-fiction since 2005, working almost exclusively for Usborne Publishing, where he has produced more than fifty books on subjects ranging from the origins of the universe and world religions to extinct animals, artificial intelligence and Norse mythology. Two of his titles were shortlisted for the Royal Society Young People's Book Prize: "See Inside Inventions" in 2012 and "100 Things to Know About Space" in 2017. He also writes comics, and co-wrote "Two Heads", a graphic exploration of the brain. He lives in London.