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She was born on 3rd of August 1920, in Oxford (England).
She died on 27th of November 2014,at the age of 94,in her native city.

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She was a writer, politician, novelist and science fiction writer. She began writing relatively late and published his first work, Cover her face, in 1963.

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Anne Perry (born Juliet Marion Hulme in Blackheath, London; October 28, 1938) is a British writer and author of detective and mystery novels.
She has no children and was a murderer who dedicated herself to writing crimes.

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Face of a Stranger (1990) (El rostro de un extraño)

A Dangerous Mourning (1991) (Luto riguroso)

Defend and Betray (1992) (Defensa o traición)

A Sudden, Fearful Death (1993) (Una duda razonable)

Sins of the Wolf (1994) (Los pecados del lobo)

Cain His Brother (1995) (Su hermano Caín)

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He was born the 19th of october of 1931 in Poole.

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He was born the 19th of october of 1931 in Poole.

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Karin, who is originally from Georgia, is an american writer that bases her creations in the black novel. She had a lot of famous international novels as Blindsighted which was published in 27 languages. Another of her successes is her 2018 novel, Pieces of Her, has become an adapted television serie in Netflix.

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-When she was fifteen years old, she was convicted along with her best friend Pauline Parker for the murder of the latter's mother in what became known as the Parker-Hulme Case.
-After her release, Juliet returned to England and became a flight attendant.
-Her initial name was "Juliet" but she changed it to "Anne Perry".
- Her first novel, The Executioner of Cater Street, was published under this pseudonym in 1979.
-Crime and Obsession, 1999, won the Edgar Award for best short story.

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Edgar Allan Poe was born on January 19, 1809 in the United States. The son of Elizabeth Arnold Poe and David Poe, both of whom died as a child. Fortunately he had the protection of John Allan, later in 1815, moving to England when he was six years old and entered a private boarding school. His love of literature was noticeable since he was very young. A clever and witty teenager who since then and influenced by Byron, was already writing poems.

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She was born on August 30, 1974.

she is from Sweden.

How does She write?

The theme of her books always starts from murder, and during her investigation the secrets and miseries of her protagonists, inhabitants of Fjällbacka, emerge. Sometimes she goes back to the past to find the origins and causes of crimes.

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He was a British novelist specialized in espionage and suspens stories about the cold war.

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He was a British novelist specialized in espionage and suspens stories about the cold war.

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He studied at the Universities of Bern and Oxford and was a professor at Eton's between 1956 and 1958.

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He studied at the Universities of Bern and Oxford and was a professor at Eton's between 1956 and 1958.

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Some of his bests works were for example "The spy that emerged from the cold" or "The constant gardener".

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Some of his bests works were for example "The spy that emerged from the cold" or "The constant gardener".

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We don't have much information about her but, Slaughter was actually a contestant on an installment called Holley Molley (an American sports reality competition television series created by ABC. The series features contestants competing against each other in a series of head-to-head, sudden-death matchups on a supersized miniature golf obstacle course.

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She was born in Chicago in 1916. Davis was an adopted child. She worked in Chicago in advertising as a research librarian and as an editor.  She was married to Harry Davis, an actor. She published many novels and short stories, but she mainly wrote stand alone novels. Her novels explore psychological suspense, as was popular for many decades,  She was nominated for an Edgar Award eight times. Davis died on August 3, 2014, at a senior residence facility in New York. She had been in failing health for several months prior to her death at the age of 98.

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She was born here, in Chicago.

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An English author of the detective genre, she was born on September 15 of 1890, undoubtedly one of the most widely read of the 20th century.She became known with The Mysterious Affair at Styles. Written while working as a nurse during WWI.

In 1914 she had married Archibald Christie, whom she divorced in 1928. Submerged in a long depression, she starred in an enigmatic disappearance: one night in December 1937 her car was found abandoned near the road, with no traces of the writer. Eleven days later she checked into a hotel with the name of her husband's mistress. She was found by her family and recovered after psychiatric treatment.

Two years later she married with the archaeologist Max Mallowan, whom she accompanied on all his trips to Iraq and Syria. Those stays inspired several of his hundreds of later novels such as the Ten negritos (1939).

He finally died on January 12, 1976.

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At the age of 29, she published her fist novel, The Ice Princess, in 2002

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this is the trailer for one of the movies based on her book --> " The Fjällback Murders"

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Camilla Lackberg's The Fjällbacka Murders Box Set trailer

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This book was published in December of 1951.
Gender: mistery/fiction

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This book was published in December of 1976.
Gender: mistery/fiction

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On her 31st birthday, Andrea Oliver celebrates it at a local dinner with her mother, Laura. Later, she witnesses a day that would change her life. After her mother attempts to stop a shooter from killing more victims, Andrea notices that her mother changes and watches her violently killing that shooter. Clearly scared, Andrea leaves with wavering thoughts and conflicted feelings about her mother's actions. After, a video of the incident becomes a viral hit, exposing Laura's identity to her past enemies. Andrea begins to collect the pieces of Laura's past on her journey to discover the real identity that her mother has forsaken long ago.

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Pieces of Her by Karin Slaughter | Book Trailer

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When he was 89 years old he got stick with a pneumonia and he finally dead the 12th of december of 2020.

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When he was 89 years old he got stick with a pneumonia and he finally dead the 12th of december of 2020.

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Murder on the Orient Express Trailer #1 (2017) | Movieclips Trailers

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John le Carré did not admit any type of literary award or titles, he said it was a fraud

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John le Carré did not admit any type of literary award or titles, he said it was a fraud

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#TheMemorium - Author Dorothy Salisbury Davis dies at 98

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The best known works of P.D. James belongs to the genre of the detective novel, and they are carried out by the inspector Adam Dalgliesh.
Some examples are: A Criminal Impulse (1963), Unnatural Deaths (1967),and Death of a Coroner (1977).

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Several of her novels were adapted for television, highlighting those made for the British channel BBC.
The children of men (1992), was taken to the cinema with great success by the director Alfonso Cuarón.

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A Taste For Death 1988 EPISODE 1 DVDRiP XviD

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In recognition of her work, she won more than 13 awars during her life. Some examples are: Macavity Awards for best Mystery Novel (1987 and 2010), Grand Master Award (1999) and Anthony Award for Best Critical/Nonfiction Work (2010)

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Patricia Highsmith was born in January 19, 1921 in Fort Worth, Texas, U.S. and she died in February 4, 1995 in Locarno, Switzerland. She was an American novelist and short-story writer who is best known for psychological thrillers, in which she delved into the nature of guilt, innocence, good, and evil

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Deep water | Official Concept Trailer |  Patricia Highsmith | Zach Helm | Sam Levinson | Fanmade