Authors
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Lucinda Riley
13 books
Lucio Apuleio
1 book
Lucio Apuleyo
1 book
Lúcio Cardoso
1 book
Lucius Apuleius
3 books
Lucius of Madaura
1 book
Lucius Seneca
1 book
Lucius Shepard
8 books
Lucius Shepherd
1 book
Luc Jacamon
1 book
Lucretia P. Hale
1 book
Luc Volders
1 book
Lucy Adlington
1 book
Lucy Agnes Hancock
3 books
Lucy Ashford
3 books
Lucy A. Snyder
4 books
Lucya Starza
1 book
Lucy Bate
1 book
Lucy Bowdler
1 book
Lucy Christopher
4 books
Lucy Clark
Lucy Clark was born in England in the Lake District, but at the age of two, her parents decided to move to Australia and thankfully took her with them. Lucy loves the sunburst country, the land of sweeping plains, with its rugged mountain ranges and droughts and flooding rains! She recalls only happiness during her childhood, even when her two older sisters and older brother used to tease and manipulate her (like all older siblings). She first discovered a passion for the written word when receiving excellent grades in her comprehension and English lessons and rather appalling grades for everything else. A "late bloomer" in the reading department, she would sit up until all ours of the night (or early morning) devouring one romance novel after the other. At the age of seventeen, she decided she could write one, and immediately knew she'd found her calling in life. She wrote her first manuscript, sent it over the wide, blue ocean to the offices of Mills & Boon in London and received a very nice rejection letter. The devastation set in. Dreams of becoming a well-known romance writer, of travelling the world, of book-signing tours, of international recognition…were blown away with the wind. After meeting Peter, the man of her dreams and marrying him, Lucy decided to once more try her hand at writing a romance. While working full time in a teaching hospital as a medical secretary for two busy orthopaedic surgeons, she typed up a fresh story and submitted it for publication. Rejection again. Although by this time, she'd called for reinforcements—her romance writing group. They provided counselling (lunches) and support (dinners). Then one day she had an idea! Lucy decided to try and write a Medical Romance book in collaboration with her husband. This she did and broke through the barriers into the publishing world. Elation! Excitement! Euphoria! When she floated down from the clouds, she now realized the enormous task that lay ahead in producing further work. Planning books is now a necessity, editing is an appalling process that unfortunately must be done. Ideas, medical research, characters, situations and settings now fill most of her time…along with her family, of course. Lucy and Peter currently live in Adelaide, Australia, and have the desire to travel the world with their children. Lucy largely credits her writing success to the support of her husband, family and friends. She looks forward to a long and happy association with her characters, her editors and her readers with only one eternal wish. That the dry sense of humor she and her husband share doesn't get her into trouble, as it often has in the past!
15 books
Lucy Clarke
1 book
Lucy Clifford
2 books
Lucy Cooke
1 book
Lucy Cousins
28 books
Lucy Dahl
1 book
Lucy Daniel
1 book
Lucy Daniels
Lucy Daniels is a nobody. She doesn't exist. She is a brand, not a person. The Lucy Daniels story begins with two men: Ben Baglio, an American children's book packager, and Rod Ritchie, managing director of Hodder prior to its merger with Headline. Baglio moved to the UK in the early 90s and had moderate successes with Mystery Club, a kid's crime series, and Mystery Kids, a Grange Hill-type series, both of which have since been dumped by Hodder. But with Lucy Daniels he struck gold. The list of Animal Ark authors reads like a Who's Who of children's fiction. Sue Welford, a Whitbread prize nominee, Jenny Oldfield and Helen Magee, all of whom are names in their own right, have done a turn as Lucy Daniels. In Jenny Oldfield's case, she has done dozens of turns, and the reason is simple: money. A three-to-four-week spell spent writing a 25,000-word Animal Ark manuscript can net the author over £20,000 in royalties and foreign rights. The name Lucy Daniels was chosen extremely carefully. In addition to Animal Ark, there are now Animal Ark Pets, the stories of some of the original animals when they were small, Animal Ark Hauntings, ghost stories with positive messages, Little Animal Ark, for younger readers, Perfect Ponies and Nine Lives. The possibilities are literally endless because for every new idea there will always be an author out there somewhere. Enid Blyton tends to be sneered at by almost everyone these days, but in more honest moments every publisher would sell his or her soul to have a non-stop production line of best-selling titles. The only difference between Daniels and Blyton is that one is real and one is not. Source: http://www.theguardian.com/books/2000/mar/22/booksforchildrenandteenagers.familyandrelationships
12 books
Lucy Daniels
1 book
Lucy Dawson
2 books
Lucy Elliot
1 book
Lucy Ellis
5 books
Lucy Ellmann
1 book
Lucy Floyd
1 book
Lucy Foley
Lucy Foley
Lucy Foley (born 16 August 1986 in Sussex, England) is a British author of contemporary, historical fiction and mystery novels. Her novels The Paris Apartment and The Guest List are New York Times best sellers.
6 books
Lucy Gillen
26 books
Lucy Gilmore
1 book
Lucy Gordan
1 book
Lucy Grealy
1 book
Lucy Hamilton
1 book
Lucy Hawking
Catherine Lucy Hawking (born 2 November 1970) is an English journalist, novelist, educator, and philanthropist. She is the daughter of the theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking and writer Jane Wilde Hawking. She lives in London, and is a children's novelist and science educator. source
6 books
Lucy Herz
1 book
Lucy Hughes-Hallett
1 book
Lucy Inglis
1 book
Lucy Jane Bledsoe
1 book
Lucy Jones
2 books
Lucy Keane
2 books
Lucy Keating
1 book
Lucy Kellaway
1 book