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By Richard Lee - Article Published March 30, 2014

It is perhaps not surprising that an author who admits to parking on yellow lines and relishes the memory of wearing pink to ...Read Article

By Richard Lee - Article Published March 21, 2014

    Elizabeth Loupas arrived on the historical fiction scene in grand style with her debut novel, The Second Duchess, an exciting historical ...Read Article

By Bethany Latham - Article Published February 1, 2014

Elizabeth Jane Howard needs little introduction, at least to British readers. Her son-in-law, the author Martin Amis, paid tribute to her “penetrating sanity” ...Read Article

By Richard Lee - Article Published May 23, 2013

RL: Call the Midwife and you are a natural match. Did the success of the TV show lead directly to your writing Call ...Read Article

By Richard Lee - Article Published May 15, 2013

Rosie Goodwin has been billed as ‘the new Catherine Cookson’. Her latest book Home Front Girls is just out. Deborah Swift took the ...Read Article

By Richard Lee - Article Published June 21, 2012

In 2000 Richard Lee had the privilege to judge the Elizabeth Goudge Prize at the RNA’s conference that year. It was a near ...Read Article

By Richard Lee - Article Published June 7, 2012

Philippa Gregory is an iconic writer best known for her massively successful Tudor Court series, which began with The Other Boleyn Girl, since ...Read Article

By Richard Lee - Article Published May 26, 2012

[toc] Alan Hollinghurst’s The Stranger’s Child: The anti-historic novel Alan Hollinghurst’s earlier books have been novels of contemporary manners, particularly ...Read Article

By Richard Lee - Article Published January 30, 2012

One thing that’s spectacularly easier now than it used to be is watching films. The DVD rental sites allow us to watch ...Read Article