Authors
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Elizabeth Bell
1 book
Elizabeth Benedict
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Elizabeth Benning
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Elizabeth Benton
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Elizabeth Berg
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Elizabeth Berg
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Elizabeth Bergner Hurlock
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Elizabeth Bevarly
Elizabeth Bevarly was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, U.S.A.. Her grandmothers, Ruth Bevarly and Hazel Robinson went her models to follow. She says: "Both women lived in times when women were viewed as weak, fragile creatures, yet both of them were strong, forceful women who struggled to overcome poverty and hardship. They were anything but weak or fragile." She wrote her first novel when she was twelve years old. It was 32 pages long-and that was with college rule notebook paper-and featured three girls named Liz, Marianne and Cheryl, who explored the mysteries of a haunted house. Her friends Marianne and Cheryl proclaimed it "Brilliant! Spellbinding! Kept me up past dinnertime reading!" Those rave reviews only kindled the fire inside her to write more. Elizabeth earned her B.A. with honours in English from the University of Louisville in 1983. Although she never wanted to be anything but a novelist, her career detours before making the leap to writing included stints working in movie theatres, restaurants, boutiques and major department stores. She also spent time as an editorial assistant for a medical journal, where she learned the correct spellings and meanings of a variety of words (like microscopy and histological) that she will never ever use again. Finally, in 1989, she sold her first novel, Destinations South, to Silhouette Books. Since then, she has gone on to sell more than 30 novels and six novellas to five different publishers. Her books have appeared on a number of bestseller lists, including the USA Today bestseller list. She's been nominated for several Romantic Times awards. She was recently given a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times magazine for Series Love and Laughter, and her Silhouette Desire, The Perfect Father was awarded the National Readers' Choice Award in 1996. Her novels have been published in 19 languages and more than two dozen countries. There are more than five million copies of her books in print worldwide. Elizabeth is married with a member of the Coast Guard, and they had a son in 1995. "My husband and I met when we were teenagers, and back then, our idea of romance was necking in the back seat of his Pontiac Firebird. My husband was stationed in San Juan, Puerto Rico with the Coast Guard when we married, and that whole period of our life was so idyllic. It's just a wonderful city all around. When we were living as newlyweds, romance was sitting on the beach at sunset, holding hands and listening to a live salsa band. Now, with a young child, romance is having our son at my mum's for the night, so that we can rent a movie and watch it by candlelight with a nice bottle of Pinot Grigio." She has claimed as residences Puerto Rico, Washington, D.C., northern Virginia and southern New Jersey, but she now resides with her husband and young son in her native Kentucky, where she fully intends to remain. When she's not writing, Elizabeth enjoys old film, old houses, good books, fine antiques and salsa music, and she has a tendency to rescue abandoned animals. Both of her cats, Quito (named after a bar on Tortola) and Wallo (named by her then-two-year-old son for reasons she and her husband will never understand) are refugees the first from a rest area beside a main road, and the other from a park near where she used to live.
7 books
Elizabeth Bevarly
3 books
Elizabeth B. Hurlock
2 books
Elizabeth Bishop
An American poet and short-story writer, Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 1949 to 1950, the Pulitzer Prize winner for Poetry in 1956, the National Book Award winner in 1970, and the recipient of the Neustadt International Prize for Literature in 1976 (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Bishop>Wikipedia</a>).
10 books
Elizabeth Bluemle
2 books
Elizabeth Borton De Trevino
1 book
Elizabeth Borton de Treviño
2 books
Elizabeth Bowen
Elizabeth Dorothea Cole Bowen was an Anglo-Irish novelist and short story writer.
9 books
Elizabeth Bowen
1 book
Elizabeth Bowne
1 book
Elizabeth Boyle
14 books
Elizabeth Briggs
2 books
Elizabeth Brodnax
1 book
Elizabeth Brondolo
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Elizabeth Brown Pryor
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Elizabeth Brundage
1 book
Elizabeth Buchan
Elizabeth Mary Oakleigh-Walker was born on 21 May 1948 in Guildford, Surrey, Englandthe daughter of Major Peter Oakleigh-Walker. She obtained for a double degree in English and History at the University of Kent at Canterbury. Elizabeth married with Benjamin William Alastair Buchan (b. 1948), grandson of the also writer John Buchan, they had one son, Adam Peter Alastair Buchan (b. 1980), and a daughter, Eleanor Rose Buchan (b. 1983). She began her career as a blurb writer for Penguin Books, this was excellent training for an infant writer as it necessitated reading widely through the Penguin list – fiction and non-fiction, in order to encapsulate what a book was about. She later became a fiction editor at Random House, in her spare time she had co-authored an adventure game book for children and also written a children’s biography of Beatrix Potter, but decided after a couple of years that she should do what she wished to do: write In 1994, she became a full-time writer. Her novel "Consider the Lily" won the 1994 Novel of the Year Award from the Romantic Novelists' Association, and she was elected its eighteenth Chairman (1995-1997). She has sat on the committee for the Society of Authors and was Chairman of the judges for the 1997 Betty Trask Award and a judge for the 1997 Whitbread Awards. She also writes reviews for the main national newspapers of Great Britain, including The Times and the Mail on Sunday. Her bestselling novel "Revenge of the Middle Aged Woman" has been made into a television film for CBS. She lives in London.
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Elizabeth Byrd
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Elizabeth Cadell
Elizabeth Violet Cadell, aka Harriet Ainsworth, was born in 1903 in Calcutta, India. During the Great War she studied music in London, but refused a musical career and returned to India where she married and had two children. After she was widowed ten years later, she returned to England. Elizabeth wrote her first book 'My Dear Aunt Flora' during the Second World War in 1946, thereafter producing another 51 light-hearted, humourous and romantic books which won her a faithful readership in England and America. She moved to Portugal in 1960 and subsequently set many of her books in that country. She died in 1989, aged eighty-five.
28 books
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
5 books
Elizabeth Camden
2 books
Elizabeth Camden
4 books
Elizabeth Carney
1 book
Elizabeth C. Arnold
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Elizabeth C. Arnold PhD RN PMHCNS-BC
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Elizabeth Case
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Elizabeth Case
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Elizabeth Castro
I moved to Barcelona in 1987 to study bilingualism but found a job in a computer company instead. After managing the translation of many different computer programs (FreeHand, PageMaker, Illustrator, and more), I started a publishing company to translate and publish computer books in Spanish. In 1993, moved back to the US to write my own books. Started with Netscape, and then moved on to HTML, Perl, XML, Blogger, iPhoto, and most recently EPUB. You can find more personal info about me at my blog A Year in Barcelona (http://www.ayearinbarcelona.com). My regular blog is Pigs, Gourds, and Wikis (http://www.pigsgourdsandwikis.com). I spend a fair bit of time on Twitter (@lizcastro). And my full website is www.ElizabethCastro.com. (Source)
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Elizabeth Catte
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Elizabeth C. Bunce
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Elizabeth C. Cromley
1 book
Elizabeth Chadwick
15 books
Elizabeth Chadwick
2 books
Elizabeth Chandler
1 book
Elizabeth Chandler
8 books
Elizabeth Chater
2 books
Elizabeth Chater
6 books
Elizabeth Cissel Foglesong
1 book
Elizabeth Claire
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Elizabeth Clapés
Elizabeth Clapés es psicóloga, escritora y docente. Acompaña a las personas en su proceso terapéutico, divulga sobre salud mental en redes sociales (@esmipsicologa), donde tiene una gran comunidad de seguidores, y coordina el Máster en Terapia de Pareja y Sexología Clínica de la Academia AMIR y de la Universidad a Distancia de Madrid. Es autora de Querida yo: tenemos que hablar (Montena, 2022), Hasta que te caigas bien (Montena, 2023) y Perderte para encontrarme (Montena, 2023)
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Elizabeth Clare Prophet
Elizabeth Clare Prophet (née: Wulf) was an American New Age minister and religious figure, author, orator, and writer. - Wikipedia
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Elizabeth Clark
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Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell
A British novelist and short story writer during the Victorian era. Her novels offer a detailed portrait of the lives of many strata of society, including the very poor, and as such are of interest to social historians as well as lovers of literature. (Source)
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