Authors
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Kate Andersen Brower
2 books
Kate Angell
1 book
Kate Ascher
2 books
Kate Atkinson
Kate Atkinson was born in York and now lives in Edinburgh. Her first novel, Behind the Scenes at the Museum, won the Whitbread Book of the Year Award. Besides novels, she has penned one play and a collection of short stories.
10 books
Kate Austin
1 book
Kate Baer
2 books
Kate Banks
Kate Banks is the author of many acclaimed books for children, including the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award winner And If the Moon Could Talk. She lives in the South of France. Source: Please, Papa (text on jacket).
4 books
Kate Beaton
Canadian comics artist
4 books
Kate Bernheimer
3 books
Kate Berridge
1 book
Kate Betts
1 book
Kate Bisantz
1 book
Kate Black-Regan
1 book
Kate Boehm Jerome
1 book
Kate Bolick
1 book
Kate Bornstein
American author, playwright, performance artist, and gender theorist
9 books
Kate Bowler
3 books
Kate Braestrup
1 book
Kate Braverman
1 book
Kate Breslin
1 book
Kate Brian
19 books
Kate Bridges
Kate Bridges was born on 1959, growing up in the pretty farmland of Ontario, Canada, then later the Alberta prairies, she developed a love for wide-open spaces, country sunshine and the Rocky Mountains. Prior to being a full-time writer of historical romance novels—Canadian and American Westerns—Kate worked for years as a pediatric intensive-care nurse; she often includes medical adventure in her stories. Later she studied architecture and interior design, landing a job as a researcher for a television design program. Booking guests from around the world and coming up with topics of interest to viewers, Kate now uses those research skills to pen her own novels. An award-winning and USA Today bestselling author, Kate Bridges has been published since 2002. Her first Mountie novel, The Surgeon, was nominated for Best Western of the Year by Romantic Times magazine, and The Engagement was short-listed for Best Hero of the Year. Several of her novels received the magazine’s Best Hero of the Month honor, and others were chosen as Top Picks! and Buried Treasure of the Year on reader Web sites. Frontier Christmas hit the USA Today bestseller list. Her books have been translated into nine languages and are sold worldwide. In Canada, her novels are being studied in over a dozen colleges in commercial-fiction writing courses. Married, Kate had a child. In her spare time, she enjoys going to movies, studying comedy, recreational flying with her husband and exploring the great Canadian wild. She’s currently writing a series set during the Klondike Gold Rush, and visited the Yukon and Alaska for research. She had fun panning for gold. For more information, please visit www.katebridges.com
2 books
Kate Brown
historian
1 book
Kate Buchan
1 book
Kate Buller
1 book
Kateb Yacine
1 book
Kate Cann
5 books
Kate Carlisle
1 book
Kate Carlisle
1 book
Kate Cary
1 book
Kate Charlesworth
British cartoonist and artist
1 book
Kate Chopin
Kate Chopin
51 books
Kate Christensen
1 book
Kate Clayborn
1 book
Kate Clifford Larson
2 books
Kate Colquhoun
1 book
Kate Constable
3 books
Kate Crawford
1 book
Kate Daniel
6 books
Kate Davies
1 book
Kate DeCamille
1 book
Kate del Castillo
1 book
Kate Denton
9 books
Kate DiCamillo
25 books
Kate Donovan
1 book
Kate Douglas
Some people just seem to know they are meant to write, but it can still take a while to figure out exactly what their career will entail. Kate Douglas started out writing radio copy for a country western radio station in 1972, wrote and illustrated an educational cartoon strip for the American Mosquito Control Association for a number of years, was a newspaper reporter for a small town weekly where she covered everything from high school sports to drug busts, and then, in the mid-1980s, decided to write her first romance. Many submissions and rejections followed. In 1998, she published with a small ebook publisher before anyone knew what an ebook was, but it wasn't until 2005, a full twenty years after finishing that first romance, that she signed with a New York publisher. In January 2006, Kensington Publishing launched their Aphrodisia imprint of erotic romance with Kate's Wolf Tales, a sexy paranormal series about a lost race of shapeshifters. Kate has continued on as the imprint's lead author, with twenty-one novels and novellas in the full Wolf Tales series. She also has a series with Kensington's Zebra imprint, DemonSlayers, and has just completed her latest Aphrodisia series, Dream Catchers, which opened with the NightShift anthology and her novella, Dream Catcher, followed by the novels Dream Bound and Dream Unchained. Her next series, Spirit Wild, debuts April 30, 2013 with Dark Wolf. This is a spin-off series that takes place in the Chanku world readers first met in Wolf Tales. Characters are the grown children of the first Chanku. Kate and her husband of over forty years have two adult children and six grandchildren. They live in the small town of Healdsburg, California, in the heart of the beautiful Sonoma County wine country.
6 books
Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin
3 books
Kate Duke
4 books
Kate Egan
8 books