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Katherine Stansfield



Katherine Stansfield is a novelist and poet. Her debut novel, The Visitor, was published by Parthian in 2013. Described by the Daily Mail as An evocative record of a lost age unmistakably heartfelt, the novel went on to win the 2014 Holyer an Gof Prize for Fiction. Her first book of poetry, Playing House, was published by Seren in 2014, and Literature Wales awarded her a Writers Bursary to complete her second collection. She has a PhD in Creative Writing from Aberystwyth University, where she taught as a Lecturer for several years. Falling Creatures, a crime novel, will be published by Allison & Busby in 2017, with a sequel to follow in 2018.
 


Genres: Historical Mystery
 
Series
Cornish Mystery
   1. Falling Creatures (2017)
   2. The Magpie Tree (2018)
   3. The Mermaid's Call (2019)
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Novels
   The Visitor (2013)
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Collections
   Playing House (poems) (2014)
   We Could Be Anywhere By Now (poems) (2020)
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Anthologies edited
   Cast a Long Shadow (2022) (with Caroline Oakley)
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Katherine Stansfield recommends
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Eliza Mace (2024)
(Eliza Mace Mysteries, book 1)
Sarah Burton and Jem Poster
"A first-rate historical mystery with a spirited and compelling sleuth. In a world of class divisions, social injustice and closely guarded family secrets, the stakes are high for this fearless young detective. The plot is as twisty as the wooded paths of the forlorn Mace estate, taking the reader on a gripping journey to find the truth about her father and her family's fortunes."
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The Evil Within (2020)
(Dark Devon Mysteries, book 1)
S M Hardy
"This is a novel that gets under your skin, and if you can put it down you ll think twice about turning out the lights."
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The Golden Key (2020)
Marian Womack
"A beguiling mystery that lingers long after reading, much like the unsettling mists of the fens that creep through this story. The Golden Key mesmerizes, offers a door to another world - one which casts an uncanny light on our own self-destruction."

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