Authors
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Alison Baird
1 book
Alison Bechdel
10 books
Alison Booth
2 books
Alison Byerly
1 book
Alison Cawsey
1 book
Alison Cherry
1 book
Alison Cochrun
2 books
Alison Cragin Herzig
2 books
Alison Croggon
Alison Croggon (born 1962) is a contemporary Australian poet, playwright, fantasy novelist, librettist, and author.
4 books
Alison Dale
1 book
Alison Davies
1 book
Alison DeLaine
3 books
Alison DeWinter
1 book
Alison Espach
1 book
Alison Formento
1 book
Alison Fraser
21 books
Alison Freer
1 book
Alison Gernsheim
1 book
Alison Gervais
2 books
Alison Gilligan
2 books
Alison G Kwok
1 book
alison-goodman
1 book
Alison Goodman
Alison Goodman is an Australian science-fiction author.
3 books
Alison Goodman
1 book
Alison Gopnik
3 books
Alison G., RD Acerra
1 book
Alison Gwilt
1 book
Alison Hansel
1 book
Alison Hart
10 books
Alison Hawes
3 books
Alison Hoblyn
1 book
Alison Inches
3 books
Alison Jackson
1 book
Alison Jay
1 book
Alison J. Carter
1 book
Alison J. Clarke
1 book
Alison Jenkins
Alison Jenkins (born on 1947) is a specialist in home crafts and interiors.
1 book
Alison Joseph
1 book
Alison Kafer
1 book
Alison Kelly
1 book
Alison Kelly
4 books
Alison Kent
Alison Kent was a born reader, but it wasn't until she reached thirty that she knew she wanted to be a writer when she grew up. Five years later, she made her first sale. Alison lives in a Houston, Texas suburb with her hero, three teenagers and a dog named Smith. And she actually manages to write in the midst of all that madness.
14 books
Alison L. Booth
1 book
Alison Leslie Gold
1 book
Alison Lester
2 books
Alison Li
1 book
Alison Liebling
1 book
Alison L. Strayer
1 book
Alison Lurie
Alison Lurie is a Pulitzer Prize–winning author of fiction and nonfiction. Born in Chicago and raised in White Plains, New York, she joined the English department at Cornell University in 1970, where she taught courses on children’s literature, among others. Her first novel, Love and Friendship (1962), is a story of romance and deception among the faculty of a snowbound New England college. It won favorable reviews and established her as a keen observer of love in academia. It was followed by the well-received The Nowhere City (1966) and The War Between the Tates (1974). In 1984, she published Foreign Affairs, her best-known novel, which traces the erotic entanglements of two American professors in England. It won the Pulitzer Prize in 1985. Her most recent novel is The Last Resort (1998). In addition to her novels, Lurie’s interest in children’s literature led to three collections of folk tales and two critical studies of the genre. Lurie officially retired from Cornell in 1998, but continues to teach and write. In 2012, she was awarded a two-year term as the official author of the state of New York. Lurie lives in Ithaca, New York, and is married to the writer Edward Hower. She has three grown sons and three grandchildren.
3 books
Alison Mackey
1 book