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In page Gillian Cross:

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In 1979, she published her first book, The Runaway. Three years later, she inaugurated The Demon Headmaster series of eight books (1982 to 2019). The same year, she also completed The Dark Behind the Curtain, a horror story illustrated by David Parkins and published by Oxford University Press.[1] It was highly commended for the 1982 Carnegie Medal[2][3] from the Library Association, recognising the year's best children's book by a British subject. A Map of Nowhere, published in 1988, was highly commended for the 1988 Carnegie.[2][3] Two years later, she won the Medal two years later for Wolf,[4] which was also runner-up for the 1991 Guardian Children's Fiction Prize.[citation needed]