Authors

Elizabeth Cody Kimmel

9 books

Elizabeth Cook

1 book

Elizabeth Craft

2 books

Elizabeth Cunningham

3 books

Elizabeth Dalby

1 book

Elizabeth Daly

Elizabeth Daly was born in New York City, the child of a justice on the Supreme Court of New York County and his wife. As a child, she loved games and puzzles, and she went on to become an avid reader of the crime fiction. She graduated from Bryn Mawr College and then earned an M.A. degree from Columbia University. In 1940, at the age of sixty-two, Daly took up writing and published her first novel. She went on to become one of the most prolific crime writers of the 1940s, publishing an additional fifteen mystery novels. All of her books follow the adventures of the same main character, Henry Gamadge. She received an Edgar Award for her body of work. Agatha Christie, whom she greatly admired, declared Daly her favorite American author.

8 books

Elizabeth D'Anard

1 book

Elizabeth David

7 books

Elizabeth Dawson

Elizabeth Dawson, Ann Lowing, and Christine Wilson are the pen-names of Christine Geach, a British author of historical and modern romances. As Christine Wilson: A Garland of Whispers, Broken Vows, Trial of Love, A Husband for Charlotte, A Deeper Love, Love's True Face, The Doubting Heart, Nurse Emma in Love, Dr. Mary's Dilemma, Watch for Me by Moonlight, The Driven Clouds, Where is Tomorrow, The Gift of Happy Rain, Is This My Island?, The Lonely Tower, This Nearly Was Mine, Some Other Spring, The Man Beyond Price, The Man in the Blue Car, Proud Swells the Tide. As Anne Lowing: Black Midnight, Masked Ball, The Denbigh Affair, Yasmin, Shadow on the Wind, The Gossamer Thread, Melyonen, The Captain's Pawn, The Napoleon Ring, The Branch and the Briar, Copper Noon, Girl in the Shadows. As Elizabeth Dawson: Wine in a Crystal Goblet, The Bending Reed.

1 book

Elizabeth Dawson Baker

17 books

Elizabeth Day

2 books

Elizabeth D. Crawford

1 book

Elizabeth DeLancey

Elizabeth DeLancey is the pen name of Elizabeth Tunis. Elizabeth is a National Library of Medicine reference librarian whom started her writing career in the 1970's, after graduating from the University of Massachusetts with her graduate degree in History. At first she tackled historical nonfiction- biography- but found she wasn't having any success selling her manuscript. Already working as a reference librarian at American University, but still looking to combine research and writing, she decided to try her hand at historical fiction in 1983. In 1990, her 6- year effort in the genre paid off when she sold "Sea of Dreams" and "Touch of Lace" to the Berkley publishing group for its Diamond Line. "The most fascinating thing about writing fiction is making the characters come alive. Incorporating the characters into the research and plot, watching them take on a life of their own- it's a wonderful way to explore human nature." To Tunis, the appeal of romance novels is obvious. "Romance is a genre fiction at its feminist best," she says. "The heroine drives the story. She's a strong-minded women whose emotional conflict with the hero keeps tensions high and pages turning till the final twist of the plot. Of course..they live happily ever after." Tunis came to the NIH in 1986 after leaving a reference post at the Library of Congress. A native of Up state NY with ties to New England, she says living in the resource rich Washington metropolitan area gives her a distinct advantage as a writer. What she can't "soak up" visually for her novels, she can easily pluck from the various shelves around town. *NIH record, Vol XLV, No.10 May 11, 1993

2 books

Elizabeth de Noma

1 book

Elizabeth DeNoma

1 book

Elizabeth D. Hutchison

2 books

Elizabeth D. Leonard

1 book

Elizabeth Domholdt

1 book

Elizabeth Dowling Taylor

1 book

Elizabeth Dowsett

1 book

Elizabeth Doyle

3 books

Elizabeth D. Powers

1 book

Elizabeth D. Schafer

1 book

Elizabeth Duke

5 books

Elizabeth Dunn

1 book

Elizabeth Egerton Wilder

1 book

Elizabeth Eileen Chater

1 book

Elizabeth E. Monteleone

1 book

Elizabeth Engstrom

American writer

1 book

Elizabeth Enright

Elizabeth Wright Enright Gillham (September 17, 1907 – June 8, 1968) was an American writer of children's books, an illustrator, writer of short stories for adults, literary critic and teacher of creative writing. Perhaps best known as the Newbery Medal-winning author of Thimble Summer (1938) and the Newbery runner-up Gone-Away Lake (1957), she also wrote the popular Melendy quartet (1941 to 1951). A Newbery Medal laureate and a multiple winner of the O. Henry Award, her short stories and articles for adults appeared in many popular magazines and have been reprinted in anthologies and textbooks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Enright

9 books

Elizabeth Essex

5 books

Elizabeth Eulberg

4 books

Elizabeth Ewing

1 book

Elizabeth Fama

1 book

Elizabeth Faucher

1 book

Elizabeth F. Barkley

1 book

Elizabeth Fenwick

1 book

Elizabeth Ferrars

E. X. Ferrars and Elizabeth Ferrars were psuedonyms of British crime writer Morna Doris (MacTaggart) Brown.

32 books

Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard

1 book

Elizabeth Flock

1 book

Elizabeth F. Loftus

1 book

Elizabeth Foley

1 book

Elizabeth Fong

1 book

Elizabeth Foreman Lewis

1 book

Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey

1 book

Elizabeth Foy Larsen

1 book

Elizabeth Fremantle

1 book

Elizabeth Fuller

1 book

Elizabeth Fuller-Fulton

1 book

Elizabeth Gage

5 books