Authors

Lucia Greenhouse

1 book

LUCÍA G. SOBRADO

1 book

Lucia Jang

1 book

Lucia Lorenzini

1 book

LUCIA MACHADO DE ALMEIDA

1 book

Lucia M. Gonzalez

1 book

Lucian

1 book

Luciana Ziglio

2 books

Lucian Freud

1 book

Luciano

1 book

Luciano Bianciardi

1 book

Luciano Canfora

1 book

Luciano De Crescenzo

1 book

Luciano Floridi

2 books

Luciano Ramalho

1 book

Luciano Subirá

2 books

Luciano Vecchio

1 book

Lucia Robson

1 book

Lucía Solla Sobral

Lucía Solla Sobral es una escritora gallega. Con su primera novela, Comerás flores (2025), ganó el Premio El Ojo Crítico de Narrativa 2025. Foto Marco Mas

1 book

Lucia St Clair Robson

2 books

Lucia Van der Post

1 book

Lucie Duchesne

1 book

Lucie Hemmen

1 book

Lucien Dodge

1 book

Lucien Dodge Joe Fria

1 book

Lucien Febvre

1 book

Lucien Soulban

1 book

Lucie Whitehouse

1 book

Luci Gutiérrez

1 book

Lucile Morrison

1 book

Lucile Phillips Morrison

1 book

Lucile Vaughan Payne

1 book

Lucilla Andrews

Lucilla Matthew Andrews was born on 20 November 1919 in Suez, Egypt, the third of four children of William Henry Andrews and Lucilla Quero-Bejar. They met in Gibraltar, and married in 1913. Her mother was daughter of a Spanish doctor and descended from the Spanish nobility. Her British father workerd by the Eastern Telegraph Company (later Cable and Wireless) on African and Mediterranean stations until 1932. At the age of three, she was sent to join her older sister at boarding school in Sussex. She joined the British Red Cross in 1940 and later trained as a nurse at St Thomas' Hospital, London, during World War II. In 1947, she retired and married Dr James Crichton, and she discovered, that he was addicted to drugs. In 1949, soon after their daugther Veronica was born, he was committed to hospital and she returned to nursing and writing. In 1952, she sold her firt romance novel, published in 1954, the same year that her husband died. She specialised in Doctor-Nurse romances, using her personal experience as inspiration. In 1969, she decided moved to Edinburgh. Her daugther read History at Newnham College, Cambridge, and became a journalist and Labour Party communications adviser, before her death from cancer in 2002. She died on 3 October 2006 in Edinburgh.

4 books

Lucille Ball

2 books

Lucille Caron

1 book

Lucille Clifton

3 books

Lucille Colandro

Lucille Colandro is the author of the There Was an Old Lady series. She began her career in education as a high school English teacher in West Pittston, Pennsylvania. Lucille wrote her first Old Lady book, There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat!, when an editor asked for a Halloween book that wasn’t too scary for little kids. Since then, Lucille has gone on to write more than 15 books in this bestselling series. The rhyming text, silly stories, and hilarious illustrations have made the Old Lady books a kid-favorite series. Lucille enjoys reading and working in New York City. source

11 books

Lucille Recht Penner

4 books

Lucille S. Warner

1 book

Lucille Travis

1 book

Lucille Warner

1 book

Lucinda Bassett

1 book

Lucinda Berry

4 books

Lucinda Betts

3 books

Lucinda Hare

1 book

Lucinda Hawksley

Photo source: lucindahawksley.com

1 book

Lucinda Kaukas Havenhand

1 book

Lucinda Landon

5 books

Lucinda McQueen

1 book

Lucinda Riley

6 books