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Maggie Gee


UK flag (b.1948)

Maggie Gee has published eight novels, including The Burning Book, Grace, Lost Children, and The Ice People. She has a doctorate in the twentieth-century novel, and is a Fellow and council Member of the Royal Society of Literature. She lives in London.
 


Genres: General Fiction, Mystery
 
Novels
   Dying in Other Words (1981)
   The Burning Book (1983)
   Light Years (1985)
   Grace (1988)
   Where are the Snows? (1991)
   Christopher and Alexandra (1992)
   Lost Children (1994)
   The Ice People (1998)
   The White Family (2002)
   The Flood (2004)
   My Cleaner (2005)
   My Driver (2009)
   Virginia Woolf in Manhattan (2014)
   Blood (2019)
   The Red Children (2022)
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Collections
   The Blue (2006)
   Kiss and Part (2019) (with others)
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Anthologies edited
   NW15 (2007) (with Bernardine Evaristo)
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Series contributed to
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Non fiction show
 
Books containing stories by Maggie Gee
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Life (2013)
Great Short Stories for Women by Women
edited by
Victoria Hislop
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Love (2012)
Great Short Stories for Women by Women
edited by
Victoria Hislop
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Granta 7 (1983)
The Best of Young British Novelists 1
(Granta, book 7)
edited by
Bill Burford

Awards
1983 Granta Best of Young British Novelists

Award nominations
2004 Dublin Literary Award (nominee) : The White Family
2002 Women's Prize For Fiction (nominee) : The White Family


Maggie Gee recommends
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The Secrets of Hartwood Hall (2023)
Katie Lumsden
"Smart, atmospheric, gripping and full of surprises, this is a Gothic spine-chiller by an absolutely modern writer."
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Tales from Lindford (2021)
(Lindchester Chronicles, book 4)
Catherine Fox
"Utterly unputdownable."
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Surrogate (2021)
Susan Spindler
"A piercingly honest view of the flesh and blood of women's lives and the imperfect tangles of family relationships. These real, believable and maddeningly blind characters make us feel for them more and more as the story gathers pace towards a brilliant heart-stopping conclusion."

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