Authors
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Dorothy B. Marsh
1 book
Dorothy Bowers
1 book
Dorothy Bray
1 book
Dorothy Brenner Francis
Dorothy Brenner Francis is an American writer of fiction. She has authored more than 70 books for adults and children.
2 books
Dorothy Bryant
1 book
Dorothy Bussy
2 books
Dorothy Calimeris
1 book
Dorothy Cameron Disney
1903-1992) was an American writer. She was born in the Indian Territory (Oklahoma) in 1903 and educated at Barnard College, New York. She married Milton MacKaye, and worked as a stenographer, copy writer, journalist and night club hostess before becoming a full time writer.
1 book
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
2 books
Dorothy Cannell
3 books
Dorothy Clark
2 books
Dorothy Cork
As an author for Mills and Boon and later for Harlequin Romance, Dorothy Cork wrote 38 romance novels.
27 books
Dorothy Dandridge
1 book
Dorothy Daniels
Dorothy Daniels was an American author of Gothic romance fiction. She was initlally an English teacher at a state college but later wrote articles that appeared in national magazines, which led to her career as a writer of mostly Gothic (and a few historical romance) paperbacks. Her approximately 146 novels were published by a dozen paperback publishers, some had as many as four printings while others were printed only once. The author Norman Daniels was her husband and the couple is believed to have collaborated in each others writing. Note: The photo alongside shows the author with her husband Norman Daniels, who himself was also a prolific author
7 books
Dorothy Day
American journalist, social activist, and Catholic convert
3 books
Dorothy Devney Richmond
4 books
Dorothy De Wit
1 book
Dorothy Dinnerstein
1 book
Dorothy Dunnett
2 books
Dorothy Eden
Dorothy Eden was born April 3, 1912 in New Zealand. She moved to England in 1954 after taking a trip around the world and falling in love with the country, and it was there she passed away from Cancer on March 4, 1982. Eden was best known for her writings in the historical, suspense, and Gothic genres, and she also wrote short stories for magazines.
19 books
Dorothy E. Dusek
1 book
Dorothy E. Freeman
1 book
Dorothy Elbury
3 books
Dorothy E. Roberts
Law professor & scholar of race in social institutions.
2 books
Dorothy Evelyn Smith
3 books
Dorothy Evslin
2 books
Dorothy Ford Wulfeck
1 book
Dorothy F. Wulfeck
1 book
Dorothy Garlock
Dorothy Garlock has more than 20 million books in print world wide. The author of 49 published books is a native Texan, but considers Clear Lake, Iowa her home since moving here with her husband Herb Garlock Sr. in 1955. The mother of two and grandmother of three started her book-writing career in 1976 after working for 14 years as bookkeeper/columnist for the local newspaper. Always an avid reader and history buff, her success as a novelist came as a complete surprise to her. She has been written about in almost every major newspaper, interviewed on numerous radio and television shows, baked biscuits the old-fashioned way on national television and was selected Oustanding Western writer for 1986. Dorothy Garlock's short stories, INTERLUDE IN BIG BEND and BENEATH THE MIDNIGHT SUN, were selected by Universal Press Syndicate to launch the series, DAY DREAMS. A chapter each day, ran in 57 major newspapers for one month. Dorothy Garlock was one of six authors selected to launch the popular LOVESWEPT LINE for Bantam Books. Dorothy Garlock's books have been translated into 18 different languages and are published in 36 different countries. She receives mail from all over the world. The plunge opening, and use of dialogue in Dorothy Garlock's book, A LOVE FOR ALL TIME, was used as an example in the textbook, Writing Romantic Fiction, by Helen Barnhardt, Writer's Digest Press. With more than 37 books still in print Dorothy Garlock's books have been consistently on the bestseller list, including NEW YORK TIMES, USA TODAY, and WASHINGTON POST. She had received 21 awards from various magazines and writer's groups. Warner Books has been her publisher since 1983.
42 books
Dorothy Gilman
Dorothy Edith Gilman was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, the daughter of a minister. In 1940, she attended Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. In 1945, she married Edgar A. Butters, Jr., with whom she had two children. In 1963, she attended the University of Pennsylvania. She divorced in 1965. She wrote mystery and spy novels, and is best known for her Mrs. Pollifax series. In 2010 she was awarded the annual Grand Master by the Mystery Writers of America.
23 books
Dorothy Graham
1 book
Dorothy Grider
1 book
Dorothy Gusick
1 book
Dorothy Haas
1 book
Dorothy H. Crawford
1 book
Dorothy Heaton
1 book
Dorothy Henrietta Boulger
Dorothy Boulger, born Dorothy Henrietta Havers, was a British writer and novelist who often wrote under the name Theo Gift.
1 book
Dorothy Herrmann
1 book
Dorothy H. Madlee
1 book
Dorothy Hoobler
4 books
Dorothy Joan Harris
1 book
Dorothy Jongeward
1 book
Dorothy K. Haynes
1 book
Dorothy Koenigsberger
1 book
Dorothy Koomson
4 books
Dorothy Kunhardt
Dorothy Kunhardt was born in New York City, the daughter of historian Frederick Hill Meserve. She was educated at the Brearly School in Manhattan and then at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. In 1923, after she graduated from college, she and her best friend left New York to travel the world. In 1925 she went to France to study art and drawing in Paris. In 1926 she married Philip B. Kunhardt, Sr., with whom she moved to Morristown, New Jersey, and had four children. In 1934 her first book, Junket Is Nice was published. Over the course of her career she wrote nearly 50 books, including Pat the Bunny, which is one of the bestselling children's books of all time. She also wrote a biography of Lincoln's assassination called Twenty Days. For the last ten years of her life she returned to live in New York City.
1 book
Dorothy Love
1 book
Dorothy L. Retallack
1 book
Dorothy L. Sayers
An English crime writer, poet, playwright, essayist, translator and Christian humanist.
40 books