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Kate O'Hearn
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Kate O'Hearn
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Kate O'Hearn
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Kate O'Hearn
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Kate O'Hearn
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Kate O'Riordan
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Kate Orman
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Kate Orsini
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Kate Parker
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Kate Payne
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Kate Pearce
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Kate Pearce was born in England in the middle of a large family of girls and quickly found that her imagination was far more interesting than real life. After acquiring a degree in history and barely escaping from the British Civil Service alive, she moved to California and then to Hawaii with her husband and her kids and set about reinventing herself as a romance writer. She is known for both her unconventional heroes and her joy at subverting romance clichés. In her spare time she self publishes science fiction erotic romance, historical romance, and whatever else she can imagine. Source: Author's website
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Kate Petriw
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Kate Pickett
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Kate Procter
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Kate Proctor
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Kate Pullinger
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Kate Quinn
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Kate Racculia
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Kate Raworth
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Kate Reading
Actress
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Kate Reed Petty
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Kate Richmond
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Kate Rose
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Kate Ross
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Kate Rothwell
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Kate Rudd
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Kate Saunders
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Kate Scelsa
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Kate-Sclesa
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Kate Seredy
Kate Seredy (November 10, 1899 – March 7, 1975) was a Hungarian-born writer and illustrator of children's books. She won the Newbery Medal once, the Newbery Honor twice, the Caldecott Honor once, and Lewis Carroll Shelf Award. Most of her books were written in English, which was not her first language. Seredy seems to be unknown (and untranslated) in her native Hungary, despite the fact that her story of the Good Master, and the sequel set in World War I are intensely about Hungary. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kate_Seredy
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Kate Sheeran Swed
Kate Sheeran Swed loves hot chocolate, plastic dinosaurs, and airplane tickets. She has trekked along the Inca Trail to Macchu Picchu, hiked on the Mýrdalsjökull glacier in Iceland, and climbed the ruins of Masada to watch the sunrise over the Dead Sea. After growing up in New Hampshire, she completed degrees in music at the University of Maine and Ithaca College, then moved to New York City. She currently lives in New York’s capital region with her husband and son, and two cats who were named after movie dogs (Benji and Beethoven). Her stories have appeared or are forthcoming in the Young Explorer’s Adventure Guide Volume 5, Electric Spec, Daily Science Fiction, and Andromeda Spaceways. She holds an MFA in Fiction from Pacific University.
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Kate Simon
Kate Simon was born in Poland and emigrated to the United States with her family when she was four. Her childhood was spent in the Bronx. She attended Hunter College, where she received her B.A. She began her career as a book reviewer and editor, but became well-known as a travel writer.
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Kate Simses
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Kate Slater
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Kate Spencer
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Kate Stewart
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Kate Stine
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Kate Summerscale
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Kate Taylor
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Kate Tempest
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Kate Ternus
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Kate Thompson
Children's author NOTE: There are multiple Kate Thompsons born in 1956 with very similar names. Be careful when working with these records.
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Kate V. Bui
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Kate Walbert
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Kate Walker
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Kate Walker
Kate Walker was born on 10 January 1950 in Nottinghamshire, England, but her family moved to West Yorkshire when she was just 18 months old, and she has always regarded Yorkshire as home. She was the middle child in a family of five girls, growing up in a home where books were vitally important, and she read anything she could get her hands on. Even before she could write she was making up stories. At the age of four she was telling the tale of The Three Little Raindrops Drippy, Droppy, and Droopy to her two younger sisters. She can't remember a time when she wasn't scribbling away at something, and wrote her first "book" when she was 11. But everyone told her that she would never make a living as a writer, and that she should work toward a more secure career. So she decided that if she couldn't write books, at least she could work with them, and settled for becoming a librarian. On leaving school she went to the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth to study English and librarianship. While there, she met her husband, who was also studying at the college. They married and moved back north, eventually settling in Lincolnshire, where she worked as a children's librarian until her son was born. After three years of being a full-time housewife and mother she was ready for a new challenge, but needed something she could do at home, so she turned to her old love of writing. Her first attempts at writing novels were done at the kitchen table, often working late into the night when her son was asleep, or during a few snatched hours while he was out at nursery school. The first two novels she sent off to Mills & Boon were rejected, but the third attempt was successful. She can still remember the moment that a letter of acceptance arrived instead of the rejection slip she had been dreading. She must have read that letter over and over a hundred times before what it said sank in, and for days she kept checking it just to make sure she hadn't been dreaming. But the moment she really realised that she was a published writer was when copies of her first book, The Chalk Line, arrived just in time to be one of her best Christmas presents ever. Kate is often asked if she's a romantic person because she writes romances. Her answer is that if being romantic means caring about other people enough to make that extra special effort for them, then, yes, she is. Romance is about making the important people in your life feel valued and letting them know that you care. But she also writes about relationships and the difficulties people sometimes have in understanding each other, or expressing their feelings, or overcoming problems. Sometimes, when the right words won't come, or an idea hasn't worked out as she thought, she wonders why she doesn't have a regular nine-to-five job but only sometimes. When the story's flowing and the characters come alive, she really can't imagine doing anything else. And there's a tremendous satisfaction in knowing that she's doing what she always dreamed of and proving wrong all those people who said she would never make a successful career out of her writing. During her working hours, her four cats, all adopted from the RSPCA, keep her company in her study, though they have to be dissuaded from sitting on the piles of papers that they are convinced are there just for their benefit. Fitting in hobbies around writing and being a wife and mother can be difficult, but Kate always finds time to read. She loves all sorts of fiction, especially romance, obviously, but she also enjoys historical novels, detective fiction, and long, absorbing biographies, and she can spend hours in bookshops, just browsing. Kate loves to hear from her fans. Kate says "I've watched my books go out into the shops, not just here in the UK where I lives but in so many countries all over the world and I've been thrilled to think that so many readers, of all colours, creeds and races, have bought and enjoyed the stories that I've told, sympathised with my heroines and fallen in love with my heroes. I've been sent copies of my books in so many different styles and different languages and known that they've gone out to places I'll never see, to be read by so many people that, sadly, I'll never meet. But we will always share that special link because of my books."
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Kate Waters
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Kate Welsh
Kate Welsh is an American author of contemporary romance novels.
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Kate West
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Kate West
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