Authors
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Angela Ackerman
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Angela Ardis
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Angela Barrett
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Angela Beazley
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Angela Bennett
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Angela Bourke
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Angela Brazil
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Angela Breidenbach
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Angela Brown
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Angela Bull
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Angela Carson
3 books
Angela Carter
15 books
Angela Cervantes
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Angela Chen
Journalist & editor in New York.
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Angela Church
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Angela C. Santomero
4 books
Angela Cypher
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Angela Dawe
7 books
Angela De Hoyos
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Angela Devine
7 books
Angela DiTerlizzi
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Angela Dominguez
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Angela Drake
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Angela Duckworth
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Angela Elizabeth Silvestri PhD APRN FNP-BC CNE
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Angela Elwell Hunt
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Angela Flournoy
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Angela Forster
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Angela Gair
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Angela Gair
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Angela Goddard
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Angela Goethals
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Angela Gonzalez Hevia
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Angela Grassi
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Angela Huth
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Angela J. Hanscom
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Angela Johnson
11 books
Angela Joy
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Angela Knight
19 books
Angela Lambert
Angela Maria Helps was born on 14 April 1940, to a English civil servant and a German-born housewife. She wanted to be a writer from childhood. She read politics, philosophy and economics at Oxford. In 1962, she married Martin Lambert, they had a son a daughter, but the union ended five years later, when he left her with two young children to support. She also had other daughter with the Hungarian-born writer Stephen Vizinczey In 1969, Angela began her career in journalism as an assistant editor at Modern Woman magazine, only to be sacked when she was pregnant. She later became a television journalist at ITN and then joined The Independent newspaper in 1988. She was the author of two volumes of British social history entitled Unquiet Souls: The Indian Summer of the British Aristocracy (1984), and 1939, The Last Season of Peace (1989). She also wrote seven novels, of which the best known was A Rather English Marriage (1992) which was later adapted for a television drama of the same title. Her last published work was a biography of Hitler’s mistress entitled The Lost Life of Eva Braun (2006). In 1998, her novel Kiss and Kin won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award by the Romantic Novelists' Association. Angela suffered multiple immune disorders and hepatitis C (caught from a blood transfusion) which led to cirrhosis of the liver. Having survived a critical illness in February 2006, she never quite recovered, and became increasingly disabled. She lived in London and France (having bought a house in the Dordogne in 1972). She passed away on 26 September 2007, she is survived by TV director Tony Price, her partner of 21 years, and by her son and two daughters.
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Angela Lambert
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Angela Lan
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Angela Lansbury
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Angela L. Collene
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Angela Liddon
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Angela Lumpkin
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Angela Mackail Thirkell
7 books
Angela Madden
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Angela Makholwa
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Angela Marsons
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