Authors

Elizabeth Hunt

1 book

Elizabeth Hunter

Elizabeth Mary Teresa de Guise, née Hunter on 1934 in Nairobi, Kenya. She spent much of her years in Kenya and South Africa, and studied at the Open University. Her brother Alexander also wrote Western novels. After their parents' divorce, she and her sister, decided change their surname by de Guise. Elizabeth wrote under the pseudonym of Isobel Chace, and under her real names: Elizabeth Hunter and Elizabeth de Guise. She was a member of the Romantic Novelists' Association. Elizabeth passed away in 2005, at 70.

15 books

Elizabeth Hurchalla

1 book

Elizabeth-Irene Baitie

1 book

Elizabeth Ironside

1 book

Elizabeth Isichei

1 book

Elizabeth Jackson

2 books

Elizabeth James

1 book

Elizabeth Jamison Hodges

1 book

Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth

7 books

Elizabeth Jane Howard

1 book

Elizabeth janet Gray

1 book

Elizabeth Janeway

1 book

Elizabeth J. Duncan

1 book

Elizabeth Jeffrey

1 book

Elizabeth Jenkins

2 books

Elizabeth Jennings

2 books

Elizabeth J. Erwin

1 book

Elizabeth J. Musheno

1 book

Elizabeth Johnson

1 book

Elizabeth Jolley

2 books

Elizabeth Kai Hinton

1 book

Elizabeth Kann

2 books

Elizabeth Karlsberg

1 book

Elizabeth Kata

1 book

Elizabeth Kay

3 books

Elizabeth K. Cooper

1 book

Elizabeth Keckley

1 book

Elizabeth Kendall

1 book

Elizabeth Kendall

1 book

Elizabeth Kendall

1 book

Elizabeth Kerner

1 book

Elizabeth Kim

1 book

Elizabeth K. Joseph

American system administrator

1 book

Elizabeth Knowelden Simon Mattacks

1 book

Elizabeth Knox

3 books

Elizabeth Kolbert

American journalist, author, and visiting fellow at Williams College.

3 books

Elizabeth Kostova

Kostova's interest in the Dracula legend began with the stories her father told her about the vampire when she was a child. The family lived in Ljubljana, Slovenia in 1972, while her father was teaching at a local university; during that year, the family traveled across Europe. According to Kostova, "It was the formative experience of my childhood." Kostova's interest in books and libraries began early as well. Her mother, a librarian, frequently took her and her sisters to the public library—they were each allowed to check out 30 books and had a special shelf for their library books. (Source.)

3 books

Elizabeth Krueger

1 book

Elizabeth Kruger

1 book

Elizabeth Laird

6 books

Elizabeth Lane

4 books

Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy

Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy received her Ph.D. in social anthropology from Cambridge University, England in 1972 based on her research about the Waunan of the Chocó province, Colombia. Kennedy was a founding member of Women's Studies at SUNY, Buffalo where she taught for twenty-eight years. She is author of Boots of Leather, Slippers of Gold: The History of A Lesbian Community, which received the Jesse Barnard Award for the best book on women in the field of Sociology in 1994, the Ruth Benedict Award for the best book on a gay/lesbian theme in Anthropology in 1994, and a Lambda Literary Award in 1993. She has also written about the development of women's studies as a field, including the book Feminist Scholarship: Kindling in the Groves of Academe, with Ellen DuBois, et al. Her research/teaching interests include: lesbian and gay history, 20th century sexuality, comparative studies of sexual communities, development of the field of women's studies, feminist pedagogy, feminist research methods, ethnography and oral history.

1 book

Elizabeth Larson

1 book

Elizabeth Law

Elizabeth Law is one of the pseudonyms of Maureen Peters, author of historical novels.

4 books

Elizabeth L. Cline

1 book

Elizabeth Leigh

1 book

Elizabeth L. Eisenstein

1 book

Elizabeth Lemarchand

1 book

Elizabeth Lenhard

4 books