Eleanor Alice Burford - Knowledge (XXG)

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Plaidy books in trade paperback. 'They're going to do a guaranteed first printing of 30,000 to 35,000,' says Winick, who in just the past few weeks has also received requests from Eastern Europe to reprint several Plaidy titles. Crown associate editor Rachel Kahan, who acquired the books, adds, 'We have gotten a lot of good feedback about the books from our reps. We're going to publish two a season, and we'll redesign the covers to give them a really elegant look.'

683: 632: 213: 430: 1247: 3876:. This coincided with consolidation within the publishing industry where paperbacks and hardcover publishers were brought together under the same corporate parent for the first time. More sophisticated marketing efforts led to placement in grocery and drugstore checkout aisles, where they found their target audience: educated, middle-class women with a reading habit. 3951:: forced seduction of a naive girl by a powerful man ending in marriage, set against a background of turmoil in war time. Critics congratulated the move: "Her latest, 'The Demon Lover', is a straight romance with sexual passion, which is currently 'in'. It has no suspense: the thrilling twists and turns of plot that marked her Gothic novels are no more." 3921:"In these books, innocent young virgins are carried off unwillingly by sensual, often primitive older men to picturesque lairs: by pirates to their galleons, Arabs to their harems, Indians to their tepees, knights to their castles. Early in the plot, the woman is ravished against her will and there is sex throughout the story." 1194:. After six Victoria Holt novels were published over eight years, it was revealed that Hibbert was the author. Hibbert wrote a further 31 novels as Victoria Holt, primarily portraying fictitious characters set against an authentic period background, usually of the late 19th century. The last Victoria Holt novel, 5767:

There's a quality about 'The Devil on Horseback' that seems to put the reader back in another time. That is, reading this novel is a lot like reading something that was written 30 or 40 years ago. It's a Gothic novel and it has a rather interesting storyline. But it just seems to be from another era,

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books proved popular with the reading public and many of them made it to bestseller lists. Hibbert won loyalty from large numbers of women readers who passed along their copies to the next generation of women in their family. Hibbert described her heroines as "women of integrity and strong character"

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on her desk, usually completing five thousand words by lunchtime. Though writing stimulated her, she found the typewriter to be a physical strain. She devoted five hours every day to her writing, in addition to the time that it took her to proof-read her draft and conduct research. In the afternoon,

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Eight years after her death, Eleanor Hibbert (1906–1993)--aka Jean Plaidy, Victoria Halt and Philippa Carr – continues to ride a wave of historical romance popularity. Last month, Three Rivers Press inked a deal with Hibbert's agent, Elizabeth Winick of McIntosh and Otis Inc., to reissue 10 Jean

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But then Victoria Holt's heroines always feel themselves set apart, and so they are – more fiery, more adventuresome and sometimes more downright stupid than their contemporaries. The girls must be a little bit dumb or they won't get themselves into such improbable messes in the first

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During the 1930s, Hibbert wrote nine long novels (each about 150,000 words in length), all of them serious psychological studies of contemporary life. However, none of these were accepted for publication. At the same time, she wrote short stories for newspapers including the

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gave Hibbert special concessions to aid her research. She was allowed to go down to the vault where the out-of-circulation books were stored, and borrow them a trolley-load at a time. She was even allowed to take the books home and keep them as long as she wanted.

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for her historical novels about the crowned heads of Europe. Her books written under this pseudonym were popular with the general public and were also hailed by critics and historians for their historical accuracy, quality of writing, and attention to detail.

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in her teenage years. After her marriage, Hibbert achieved the financial independence she needed to realise her desire to write. London's monuments and royal personalities filled Hibbert's historical novels. She was also influenced by her regular visits to

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in the afternoons, and joined in the shipboard entertainments in the evenings. She preferred to work on her Victoria Holt novels while on board the cruise ship because they did not require as much research or fact-checking at a library.

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Interest in Hibbert's clean romances declined. In 1976, a critic complained that Victoria Holt's heroines "must be a little bit dumb or they won't get themselves into such improbable messes in the first place." The next

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Eleanor Hibbert enjoyed healthy, lifelong relationships with her literary agents and publishers, a rare feat in the publishing world. She was represented in the United Kingdom by A.M. Heath Literary Agency and by

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The numbers here reflect single novels originally published under the pseudonym. Later reprints under a different title and/or pseudonym are not included. Omnibus editions and anthologies are also not included.

872:, in 1941. It was a period novel set in Australia of the late 18th and 19th centuries. It was a moderate success and Hibbert received £30 as advance for it. The book was published under her maiden name, 3895:, that followed in 1974 cemented the trend. A new genre was thus born, dubbed the 'sweet savage romance' or the 'bodice ripper' because of the heaving, partly exposed bosom often pictured on the cover. 3043:. The books were published in paperback with new titles, modern covers and a readers' guide at the back. The first printing of 30,000 copies of each book sold out in 3 months. Based on this success, 6137: 1684:(1948) and extending over the entire course of her lifetime, Robert Hale published a total of 90 Jean Plaidy books in hardcover with dust jackets illustrated by specialist artist Philip Gough. 3928:

By the early 1980s, Gothic romances were no longer as popular as a decade earlier. Readers demanded more sex and adventure in their romance novels. Publishers created paperback imprints like

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Many Jean Plaidy books were published under different titles in the United States. Her trilogies were also later re-published as single books, often under different titles than those shown.

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Hibbert attributed her large output to her regular working habits. She described herself as a compulsive writer and would write all seven days in the week. She started every morning at the

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Dyer, Lucinda (11 November 2002). "To be continued: publishers and authors are finding clever new ways to connect the series dots – and significantly grow the readership".

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published in 1950 by Eleanor Burford must not be mistaken for the same-titled novel by Philippa Carr published in 1978 as part of the Daughters of England Series.

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After her death, Mark Hamilton of the A.M. Heath Literary Agency took over as executor for her literary estate, estimated to be worth about £8,790,807 at probate.

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Victoria Holt's heroines left the decorous drawing rooms of Victorian England to find adventure in far more exotic locations: inside an Egyptian pyramid (

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crime and mystery novels between 1952 and 1960 in hardcover with dust jackets by Philip Gough. Robert Hale also published the sole book written under the

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1886–1966), a wholesale leather merchant about twenty years older than herself, who shared her love of books and reading. She was his second wife. During

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When she was quite young, ailing health forced her to be privately educated at home. At the age of 16 she went to a business college, where she studied

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Hibbert was a prolific writer, churning out multiple books in a year under different pseudonyms, chiefly Jean Plaidy, Victoria Holt and Philippa Carr.

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doesn't take much room at the back of the book". The book was published by Gerald G. Swan, a London publisher. The next book written under the

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told her, "You're barking up the wrong tree: you must write something which is saleable, and the easiest way is to write romantic fiction."

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historical novels were welcomed by readers who found them to be an easy way to gain insight into a sweeping panorama of European history.

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Hibbert's romance novels were clean; at the most the main characters exchanged smouldering looks of longing. However, by 1969 the

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single-handedly revived the Gothic romance genre. Many women started writing their own gothic romances. Even male authors like

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It was common for school girls in England to read these in history lessons, whilst hiding them behind their proper text books.

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was a bestseller in the United States. Many of her readers never realized that behind all these pen names was a single author.

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publishers to write one book a year. By 1961 Hibbert had published 31 novels under this name, including ten romance novels for

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where she weighed gems and typed. She also worked as a language interpreter in a café for French and German-speaking tourists.

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sort of out of step with today's style. Perhaps it can best be compared to reading your older aunt's favorite childhood novel.

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accepted the 500-page manuscript after it had been rejected by several others. The firm wrote to Hibbert's literary agency,

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is the atmospheric suspense type of book mine are. But I don’t think there is much similarity between her others and mine."

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in paperback to achieve their greatest commercial success to that date: of the 30,000 copies sold, only 48 were returned.

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in the United States. Many of them were bestsellers and were translated into 20 languages to reach a worldwide audience.

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books featured a bibliography at the end, listing the historical works consulted during the process of writing the book.

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Even while on her annual cruise around the world, Hibbert maintained her discipline. She wrote in the mornings, played

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titles were made available in large print, audiobook and Braille formats. Translations in several European languages,

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Jean Plaidy, Victoria Holt, Philippa Carr, Eleanor Burford, Elbur Ford, Kathleen Kellow, Ellalice Tate, Anna Percival

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As such, she's particularly excited to be republishing two of the 90 or so novels of Jean Plaidy in spring 2003:

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trade. In the 1920s, Eleanor Hibbert worked for a jeweller in Hatton Garden, where she weighed gems and typed.

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for fictionalized history of European royalty and the three volumes of her history of the Spanish Inquisition,

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By the time of her death in 1993, Hibbert had sold 75 million books translated in 20 languages under the name

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to write eight novels that were mostly crime and mystery fiction. From 1956 to 1961, she wrote five novels as

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In 2006, London publisher Harper reprinted four of Victoria Holt's most popular titles with new covers:

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In later life, Hibbert took a world cruise every year. Her ship called in ports of countries like

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Holt has written many fine stories but the Landower Legacy falls short of her previous standards.

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three months a year from January to April. The cruise would take her to exotic destinations like

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published 20 light romantic novels from 1941 to 1955 that Hibbert wrote under the pen name

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She created her last pseudonym, Philippa Carr, in 1972 at the suggestion of her publisher,

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By the early 1970s gothic novels outsold all other genres in paperback fiction, including

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in the United States. A few of them were later translated into foreign languages such as

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she would personally answer all the fan mail she received. She would also spend time at

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proved very popular in the United Kingdom, selling large quantities in paperback while

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Hibbert read 50 romance novels as research and then published her first fiction book,

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and Australia, locations that she later incorporated into her novels. She sailed to

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genre by detailing physical intimacy between the protagonists. Another such novel,

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because she believed that it had served previously as lodging for English monarchs

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simply to satisfy the enormous demand for "bodice rippers" and "hot historicals".

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book in 1945 but every one after that was published by Robert Hale. Starting with

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Burgess, Moira (September 2004). "The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography".

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had made explicit description more acceptable. In April 1972, the romance novel

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In the last decade of the 20th century, historical fiction went out of fashion.

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Hibbert was born Eleanor Alice Burford on 1 September 1906 at 20 Burke Street,

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gave her the Golden Treasure award in recognition of her contributions to the

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became one of the top 10 best-selling books in the United States. By 1975, a

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and was buried at sea. A memorial service was later held on 6 March 1993, at

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Donahue, Dick (12 November 2001). "Love & history --- a perfect match".

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When her eyesight started failing towards the end of her life, she borrowed

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Hibbert based her research on the writings of British historians such as

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commenting on the similarity between Victoria Holt's novels and her own.

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Dictionary of Pseudonyms: 13,000 Assumed Names and Their Origins, 5th ed

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novels became best-sellers. In 1970, when gothic mania was at its peak,

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and Australia. These exotic destinations serve as the backdrop in later

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who were "struggling for liberation, fighting for their own survival."

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All these novels were later re-published under the Jean Plaidy name.

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succumbed to the trend and wrote romances under female pseudonyms.

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Some of these novels were re-published under the Jean Plaidy name.

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novel, in a style that borrowed several elements from the plot of

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In 1993, Hibbert died. In the closing years of the 20th century,

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novels. In the late 1960s, Hibbert spent two months visiting the

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took advantage of this change in trend and revolutionized the

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if she could find an opponent or attended social engagements.

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Hibbert also wrote four non-fiction books under the pseudonym

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Between 1974 and 1978, Eleanor Hibbert bought a 13th-century

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In her early twenties, she married George Percival Hibbert (

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became an instant international bestseller and revived the

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Eleanor Hibbert died on 18 January 1993 on the cruise ship

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Towards the end of her life, her eyesight started failing.

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Jean Plaidy's Royal Intrigue – Fan page by Arleigh Ordoyne

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Eleanor Alice Burford Hibbert "Queen of Romantic Suspense"

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titles in the United States. Foreign language editions of

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paperback began with a first printing of 800,000 copies.

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in the United States. Her long-time American agent was

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at the request of her agent. The name was inspired by

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in 1978. (The ship is seen here in 2006 at Sydney.)

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in 1993. (The ship is seen here in 1986 at Venice).

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Her agent suggested the first name, saying " 541:Hibbert spent her summers in her cottage near 4868:"'Little old lady' whose books sell millions" 4535: 4533: 4531: 4529: 4527: 4525: 4523: 4521: 4437: 4435: 4433: 4431: 4429: 4044:—Eleanor Hibbert writing as Victoria Holt in 1756:in the United Kingdom and New York publisher 955:novel that fictionalized stories of royalty: 796:Hibbert was influenced in her writing by the 400:—Eleanor Hibbert writing as Victoria Holt in 8: 6048:Jean Plaidy novels by publisher Random House 5205:"Eleanor Hibbert; Prolific Romance Novelist" 3939:Bowing to the changing times, Hibbert wrote 3080:Mary, Queen of Scotland: The triumphant year 2905:The Spanish Inquisition Series (non-fiction) 2261:(omnibus of novels 2 – 4 in The Stuart Saga) 1695:books began appearing in 1956: in French by 1105:for its regal, romantic ring while the name 686:Eleanor Hibbert sailed to Sydney aboard the 433:Eleanor Hibbert died aboard the cruise ship 6053:Victoria Holt novels by publisher Macmillan 5141:Janet Husband, Jonathan F. Husband (2009). 3966:, 1974); down the opal mines of Australia ( 2998:—Rachel Kahan, on discovering in 2003 that 2249:(omnibus of novels 2 – 4 in The Tudor Saga) 1687:MacRae Smith Co. of Philadelphia published 1113:where Hibbert had an account. Published by 5679:. The University of North Carolina Press. 4621:"Would The Real Mrs Hibbert Please Stand?" 1703:; in Spanish by Guillermo Kraft Limitada, 1186:so remarkable that it was speculated that 42: 31: 6153:Writers from the London Borough of Newham 5284:. The Victoria Advocate. Associated Press 4446:Reference Entry for Hibbert Eleanor Alice 3994:, 1986); in mutiny-filled British India ( 1087:In 1960, at the suggestion of her agent, 3031:tell the story of two of his six wives, 2187:Melisande (It Began in Vauxhall Gardens) 1536: 1301: 1064:Between 1952 and 1960, Hibbert used the 1002:. The other three were a trilogy on the 5992:Eilers, Marlene A. (25 February 1990). 5280:Eilers, Marlene A. (27 December 1987). 4775:"Talk With Eleanor Hibbert and Helpers" 4453:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 4260: 3007:Kahan bought the reprint rights to ten 1718:In 1951, Canadian paperback publishers 1223:Hibbert continued to use the pseudonym 6168:British women romantic fiction writers 5996:. Observer-Reporter. Associated Press. 5966:Eilers, Marlene A. (25 October 1985). 5867:"Romance is Flourishing in Paperbacks" 4835:Sterel, Elisabeth (15 February 1972). 4733: 4731: 4729: 4727: 2886:Meg Roper, daughter of Sir Thomas More 2408:The Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots Series 1091:, she wrote her first Gothic romance, 971:novels were published. Hibbert's last 5711:. Kentucky New Era. Associated Press. 5474:"Historical Fiction Repromotion Plan" 5388:Irene Goodman Literary Agency website 4925:Higginbotham, Susan (November 2007). 4540:Walter, Elizabeth (20 January 1993). 4501:"Just Like A Character From the Past" 4499:O'Sullivan, Margaret (2 March 1978). 4296: 4294: 4292: 4290: 3015:chose to publish two books under the 2987:fan since childhood, discovered that 2917:The Growth of the Spanish Inquisition 2082:The Mary Stuart Queen of Scots Series 481:, the Hibberts lived in a cottage in 7: 5813:Emerson, Sally (10 September 1982). 5707:Montiel, Stephen (1 February 1977). 4705:Smith, Margaret (26 February 1980). 1789:From 1972 to 1993, Hibbert wrote 19 1774:From 1960 to 1993, Hibbert wrote 32 1109:was taken from the military bank of 5646:Holland, Isabelle (4 August 1974). 5070:"Booksellers Mixed on Fall Outlook" 4579:"Hail Victoria! Long May She Reign" 4010:, 1990); and on a shipwreck in the 3958:, 1973); among Chinese antiques in 2911:The Rise of the Spanish Inquisition 6173:British women historical novelists 6108:20th-century English women writers 6009:"The Many Facets of Victoria Holt" 5940:Anderson, Carol (6 October 1979). 5815:"The Boom in the Romance Business" 5780:Miller, Patty (23 December 1984). 5521:Heilpern, John (8 February 2012). 5382:Kahan, Rachel (30 November 2005). 4897:"The Many Facets of Victoria Holt" 4866:Kepert, L. V. (24 February 1974). 4773:Fosburgh, Lacey (14 August 1977). 4619:Knuckey, Marie (4 February 1972). 4380:. Book and Magazine Collector #109 2923:The End of the Spanish Inquisition 2530:The Isabella and Ferdinand Trilogy 1676:Gerald G Swan published the first 732:. In 1972, Hibbert travelled from 485:that looked out over a bay called 25: 6063:Bookbug on the Web: Victoria Holt 5839:Hampson, Rick (30 October 1985). 5757:. Reading Eagle. Associated Press 5753:Lehew, Dudley (6 November 1977). 5334:Plaidy, Jean (17 February 2010). 4927:"The Queen of Historical Fiction" 4812:. 21 January 1993. Archived from 3998:, 1988); in a Turkish nobleman's 1778:novels for the publishing giants 1198:, was published after her death. 907:In 1945, she chose the pseudonym 6123:English romantic fiction writers 6113:British romantic fiction writers 5722:Hanauer, Joan (24 August 1976). 5620:Proctor, Pam (1 November 1975). 5147:. American Library Association. 4402:The House of a Thousand Lanterns 3970:, 1976); on a tea plantation in 3964:The House of a Thousand Lanterns 3664:The House of a Thousand Lanterns 3652:On the Night of the Seventh Moon 3608:The Legend of the Seventh Virgin 2641:The Captive of Kensington Palace 1245: 402:The House of a Thousand Lanterns 211: 167:Significant contribution to the 5914:Flora, Doris (18 August 1974). 5865:West, Dick (11 February 1981). 5068:McDowell, Edwin (5 June 1990). 4405:. London: Collins. p. 74. 4327:Sedghi, Ami (8 February 2013). 3071:, an imprint of U.S. publisher 2377:The Catherine De Medici Trilogy 1652:followed by Julie Fallowfield. 6148:Writers of historical romances 6103:20th-century English novelists 5495:Wallis, Michael (1 May 1978). 5302:Hemmungs Wirten (1998), p. 63. 4837:"Shadow Lifted Off Gold Fever" 3108:) is an omnibus that collects 1902:When the Entire World Is Young 1793:novels that were published by 1639:Literary agents and publishers 979:, was published posthumously. 523:, London, that overlooked the 1: 6158:British women mystery writers 4806:"Jean Plaidy, Romance writer" 4376:Dalby, Richard (April 1993). 4072:The Time of the Hunter's Moon 3718:The Time of the Hunter's Moon 2898:The Young Mary Queen of Scots 2295:The Shadow of the Pomegranate 1828:and 3 million under the name 1711:by Uitgeverij A.J. Luitingh, 1623:. In the evening, she played 356:quarter and centre of the UK 6118:English historical novelists 6098:20th-century English writers 5007:Room, Adrian (1 July 2010). 4477:UK public library membership 4107:Resources in other libraries 3793:Three Great Romantic Stories 3791:"The Bride of Pendorric" in 3786:Anthologies in collaboration 3570:Resources in other libraries 3524:Resources in other libraries 3445:Resources in other libraries 3384:It Began in Vauxhall Gardens 3352:Resources in other libraries 3280:Resources in other libraries 3118:Here Lies Our Sovereign Lord 2791:The Queens of England Series 2584:The Prince and the Quakeress 2502:Flaunting, Extravagant Queen 2482:The French Revolution Series 2452:Here Lies Our Sovereign Lord 2124:Resources in other libraries 1868:Resources in other libraries 1824:, 14 million under the name 1733:Robert Hale published eight 789:novels were based partly in 5043:"Eleanor Hibbert 1906–1993" 4116:Daughters of England Series 3980:The Road to Paradise Island 3730:The Road to Paradise Island 3063:Three Rivers Press editions 2602:Sweet Lass of Richmond Hill 2289:Katharine, the Virgin Widow 919:near the Hibberts' home in 642:Eleanor Hibbert grew up in 6199: 6073:Victoria Holt's Yahoogroup 6007:Janga (30 November 2012). 5871:United Press International 5786:United Press International 5728:United Press International 5652:LA Times / Washington Post 5572:Greville, Rebecca (1976). 5547:Greville, Rebecca (1975). 5476:. Three Rivers Press. 2009 4895:Janga (30 November 2012). 4179:(1983), originally titled 4123:The Miracle at St. Bruno's 3242:) previously published as 3224:) previously published as 3206:) previously published as 3188:) previously published as 3170:) previously published as 3152:) previously published as 3134:) previously published as 3094:(1955) by Eleanor Burford. 3090:) previously published as 2971:titles went out of print. 2832:In the Shadow of the Crown 2608:Indiscretions of the Queen 2516:Madonna of the Seven Hills 2509:The Lucrezia Borgia Series 2420:The Captive Queen of Scots 1932:The House at Cupid's Cross 1797:in the United Kingdom and 1782:in the United Kingdom and 1621:Kensington Central Library 1581:Kensington Central Library 1534: 1290: 1283: 1276: 603:St Peter's Anglican Church 296:Romance Writers of America 161:Romance Writers of America 27:English author (1906–1993) 6183:Writers of Gothic fiction 5873:. Spokane Daily Chronicle 5654:. Sarasota Herald-Tribune 4872:The Sydney Morning Herald 4711:The Sydney Morning Herald 4681:The Sydney Morning Herald 4625:The Sydney Morning Herald 4505:The Sydney Morning Herald 4102:Resources in your library 3565:Resources in your library 3519:Resources in your library 3440:Resources in your library 3347:Resources in your library 3275:Resources in your library 3114:A Health Unto His Majesty 3092:Royal Road to Fotheringay 2707:The Revolt of the Eaglets 2634:The Queen Victoria Series 2620:Goddess of the Green Room 2446:A Health Unto His Majesty 2414:Royal Road to Fotheringay 2149:Beyond the Blue Mountains 2119:Resources in your library 2088:Royal Road to Fotheringay 1863:Resources in your library 1728:Beyond the Blue Mountains 1682:Beyond the Blue Mountains 1167:The Woman in White (1859) 1117:in the United States and 941:Beyond the Blue Mountains 793:and partly in Australia. 264:for a multi-generational 207: 41: 6178:People from Canning Town 4186:Voices in A Haunted Room 4141:Saraband for Two Sisters 3992:Secret for a Nightingale 3968:The Pride of the Peacock 3914:– a book critic in 1982 3885:The Flame and the Flower 3736:Secret for a Nightingale 3676:The Pride of the Peacock 3485:, 1961 (re-published as 3142:The Merry Monarch's Wife 3029:The Rose Without a Thorn 3019:imprint, both featuring 2856:The Merry Monarch's Wife 2725:The Battle of the Queens 2542:Spain for the Sovereigns 2337:The Thistle and the Rose 2301:The King's Secret Matter 1748:From 1950 to 1953, four 1593:Westminster City Council 1180:made the resemblance to 1129:Gothic romantic suspense 1027:Edward William Pritchard 1000:Edward William Pritchard 977:The Rose Without a Thorn 843:. Some also appeared in 724:, research for her 1971 671:, the Hibberts lived in 655:and their architecture. 415:St Peter's, Notting Hill 6128:English women novelists 5673:Radway, Janice (1984). 5597:lbhick (27 July 2009). 5576:. London: Robert Hale. 5551:. London: Robert Hale. 5313:"Eleanor Alice Burford" 5121:Encyclopædia Britannica 5117:"Eleanor Alice Hibbert" 4577:Harris, Marion (1981). 4542:"Obituary: Jean Plaidy" 4399:Holt, Victoria (1974). 4378:"All About Jean Plaidy" 4192:The Return of the Gypsy 4147:Lament for a Lost Lover 3976:The Spring of the Tiger 3700:Mask of the Enchantress 3614:Menfreya in the Morning 3396:Rochester, the Mad Earl 3297:The Flesh and the Devil 3232:A Favorite of the Queen 3098:The Loves of Charles II 3011:novels. In April 2003, 2936:A Triptych of Poisoners 2771:Epitaph for Three Women 2747:The Follies of the King 2741:The Hammer of the Scots 2739:(1979) (republished as 2731:The Queen from Provence 2701:The Plantagenet Prelude 2434:The Murder in the Tower 2369:A Favorite of the Queen 2363:(1955) (republished as 2013:Mills & Boon novels 1697:Éditions Robert Laffont 1650:Patricia Schartle Myrer 1563:Alexander Fraser Tytler 1274: Eleanor Burford 1121:in the United Kingdom, 1089:Patricia Schartle Myrer 988:A Triptych of Poisoners 943:in 1948. The publisher 704:, India, South Africa, 561:aboard the cruise ship 180:George Percival Hibbert 163:– Golden Treasure award 5456:A Rose Without a Thorn 5340:. Three Rivers Press. 5259:The Milwaukee Sentinel 5041:Cash, Carolyn (2007). 4462:10.1093/ref:odnb/53144 4204:The Pool of St. Branok 4135:The Witch from the Sea 4068:The Shadow of the Lynx 4050: 3956:The Curse of the Kings 3925: 3916: 3905:The Devil on Horseback 3830: 3670:Lord of the Far Island 3658:The Curse of the Kings 3620:The King of the Castle 3459:Defenders of the Faith 3372:Rooms at Mrs. Oliver's 3226:The Spanish Bridegroom 3073:Crown Publishing Group 3067:In the Spring of 2003 3004: 2981:Crown Publishing Group 2930:Historical non-fiction 2879: 2719:The Prince of Darkness 2687:The Passionate Enemies 2489:Louis the Well Beloved 2470:The Queen's Favourites 2351:The Spanish Bridegroom 2265:Isabella and Ferdinand 2217:Defenders of the Faith 1765:Hodder & Stoughton 1760:in the United States. 1150: 1084: 904: 800:(especially the novel 782: 773: 730:The Shadow of the Lynx 693: 664: 653:British historic homes 639: 628: 534:In 1985, Hibbert sold 440: 426: 406: 393: 377: 361: 341: 332: 323: 4707:"Passion for history" 4159:The Song of the Siren 3534:The Brides of Lanlory 3487:The King's Adventurer 3471:The Queen of Diamonds 3196:The King's Confidante 3154:The Pleasures of Love 3025:The Lady in the Tower 2852:The Pleasures of Love 2820:The Lady in the Tower 2765:The Star of Lancaster 2759:Passage to Pontefract 2713:The Heart of the Lion 2626:Victoria in the Wings 2614:The Regent's Daughter 2566:The Princess of Celle 2496:The Road to Compiègne 2474:Courting Her Highness 2344:Mary, Queen of France 2323:The King's Confidante 2229:The King's Adventurer 2199:The Queen of Diamonds 2068:Now That April's Gone 1992:Two Loves in Her Life 1743:The Brides of Lanlory 1295: Philippa Carr 1288: Victoria Holt 895: 718:Australian goldfields 685: 634: 432: 412: 383: 367: 347: 313: 227:Eleanor Alice Hibbert 218:Literature portal 54:Eleanor Alice Burford 36:Eleanor Alice Burford 6068:Books by Jean Plaidy 5626:The Spokesman-Review 5384:"Historical Fiction" 5234:The Spokesman-Review 4275:on 20 September 2014 4248:Daughters of England 4165:The Drop of the Dice 3988:Florence Nightingale 3808:Reception and legacy 3315:Such Bitter Business 3190:Uneasy Lies the Head 3160:The Queen's Devotion 3110:The Wandering Prince 3039:, both of whom were 2949:Reception and legacy 2872:Rose Without a Thorn 2866:The Queen's Devotion 2783:The Sun in Splendour 2753:The Vow on the Heron 2694:The Plantagenet Saga 2660:The Widow of Windsor 2647:The Queen and Lord M 2536:Castile for Isabella 2440:The Wandering Prince 2279:Uneasy Lies the Head 2165:The Goldsmith's Wife 2044:Pride in the Morning 1908:So the Dreams Depart 1559:James Anthony Froude 1190:was a pseudonym for 1055:Such Bitter Business 858:Ladies' Home Journal 607:Kensington Park Road 419:Kensington Park Road 134:1941–1993 (52 years) 5946:The Free Lance-Star 5920:The Tuscaloosa News 5676:Reading the Romance 5574:Court in the Terror 5180:"The Price Perplex" 5178:(30 January 1983). 4181:Zipporah's Daughter 4129:The Lion Triumphant 4064:The Shivering Sands 4002:in Constantinople ( 3934:Candlelight Ecstasy 3724:The Landower Legacy 3694:Spring of the Tiger 3688:My Enemy, the Queen 3632:The Shivering Sands 3408:The World's a Stage 3082:(23 November 2004, 2892:The Young Elizabeth 2845:The Reluctant Queen 2814:Victoria Victorious 2808:Queen of This Realm 2681:The Lion of Justice 2653:The Queen's Husband 2578:Caroline, the Queen 2464:The Haunted Sisters 2313:The King's Pleasure 2253:Catherine De Medici 2247:Katharine of Aragon 2231:(1996) (originally 2169:The King's Mistress 2155:The King's Pleasure 1974:When We Are Married 1763:From 1956 to 1961, 1646:McIntosh & Otis 1281: Jean Plaidy 1031:Flesh and the Devil 1004:Spanish Inquisition 957:The King's Pleasure 618:Literary influences 417:Anglican church in 320:Royal Victoria Dock 238:historical romances 6133:RITA Award winners 5236:. 16 December 1973 5184:The New York Times 5074:The New York Times 4960:The New York Times 4782:The New York Times 4589:on 6 December 2018 4306:The New York Times 4222:A Time for Silence 4060:Mistress of Mellyn 3889:historical romance 3836:Mistress of Mellyn 3772:Seven for a Secret 3766:Daughter of Deceit 3682:Devil on Horseback 3646:Shadow of the Lynx 3602:Bride of Pendorric 3587:Mistress of Mellyn 3341:By Kathleen Kellow 3214:For a Queen's Love 3144:(22 January 2008, 3126:(23 October 2007, 3100:(25 October 2005, 3069:Three Rivers Press 3017:Three Rivers Press 2838:The Queen's Secret 2826:The Courts of Love 2669:The Norman Trilogy 2548:Daughters of Spain 2355:For a Queen's Love 2161:in the Tudor Saga) 2143:Together They Ride 2032:To Meet a Stranger 1890:Passionate Witness 1857:By Eleanor Burford 1599:Writing discipline 1595:public libraries. 1572:Each of Hibbert's 1155:Mistress of Mellyn 1124:Mistress of Mellyn 1111:Holt & Company 1094:Mistress of Mellyn 913:Together They Ride 911:for her new novel 905: 896:Plaidy Beach near 720:40 miles north of 694: 640: 585:somewhere between 447:, now part of the 441: 427: 394: 378: 362: 324: 244:under a different 197:Alice Louise Tate 143:Historical fiction 6015:on 1 January 2017 5819:New Straits Times 5452:Lady in the Tower 5441:Publishers Weekly 5416:Publishers Weekly 5211:. 22 January 1993 5176:Appelbaum, Judith 4988:. 21 January 1993 4986:The Seattle Times 4903:on 1 January 2017 4810:The Baltimore Sun 4475:(Subscription or 4308:. 21 January 1993 4228:The Gossamer Cord 4084:Library resources 4012:South Sea Islands 4008:Snare of Serpents 3949:Sweet Savage Love 3893:Sweet Savage Love 3881:sexual revolution 3760:Snare of Serpents 3547:Library resources 3501:Library resources 3465:The Scarlet Cloak 3422:Library resources 3390:Call of the Blood 3329:Library resources 3309:Evil in the House 3291:Poison in Pimlico 3257:Library resources 3208:Saint Thomas' Eve 3180:(7 October 2008, 3178:To Hold the Crown 3162:(26 August 2008, 2880:Children's novels 2777:Red Rose of Anjou 2737:Edward Longshanks 2559:The Georgian Saga 2523:Light on Lucrezia 2389:The Italian Woman 2367:(UK) in 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Its setting in 1146:Daphne du Maurier 1097:, under the name 1082:—Eleanor Hibbert 1059:Evil in the House 1047:The Bed Disturbed 1043:Euphrasie Mercier 1039:Poison in Pimlico 1035:Adelaide Bartlett 780:—Eleanor Hibbert 771:—Eleanor Hibbert 662:—Eleanor Hibbert 626:—Eleanor Hibbert 567:in 1970, and the 525:Royal Albert Hall 500:, that she named 390:Royal Albert Hall 339:—Eleanor Hibbert 330:—Eleanor Hibbert 224: 223: 200: 194: 16:(Redirected from 6190: 6025: 6024: 6022: 6020: 6004: 5998: 5997: 5989: 5983: 5982: 5980: 5978: 5963: 5957: 5956: 5954: 5952: 5937: 5931: 5930: 5928: 5926: 5911: 5905: 5904: 5902: 5900: 5889: 5883: 5882: 5880: 5878: 5862: 5856: 5855: 5853: 5851: 5836: 5830: 5829: 5827: 5825: 5810: 5801: 5800: 5795: 5793: 5777: 5771: 5770: 5764: 5762: 5750: 5744: 5743: 5737: 5735: 5719: 5713: 5712: 5704: 5698: 5697: 5695: 5693: 5670: 5664: 5663: 5661: 5659: 5643: 5637: 5636: 5634: 5632: 5617: 5611: 5610: 5608: 5606: 5594: 5588: 5587: 5569: 5563: 5562: 5549:Poison presented 5544: 5538: 5537: 5535: 5533: 5518: 5512: 5511: 5509: 5507: 5492: 5486: 5485: 5483: 5481: 5470: 5461: 5460: 5435: 5429: 5428: 5410: 5404: 5403: 5401: 5399: 5379: 5373: 5372: 5365: 5359: 5358: 5356: 5354: 5331: 5325: 5324: 5322: 5320: 5309: 5303: 5300: 5294: 5293: 5291: 5289: 5277: 5271: 5270: 5268: 5266: 5252: 5246: 5245: 5243: 5241: 5227: 5221: 5220: 5218: 5216: 5201: 5195: 5194: 5192: 5190: 5172: 5166: 5165: 5163: 5161: 5138: 5132: 5131: 5129: 5127: 5113: 5107: 5106: 5104: 5102: 5091: 5085: 5084: 5082: 5080: 5065: 5059: 5058: 5056: 5054: 5049:on 19 April 2014 5038: 5032: 5031: 5029: 5027: 5004: 4998: 4997: 4995: 4993: 4978: 4972: 4971: 4969: 4967: 4957: 4949: 4943: 4942: 4940: 4938: 4933:on 25 April 2017 4922: 4913: 4912: 4910: 4908: 4892: 4883: 4882: 4880: 4878: 4863: 4852: 4851: 4849: 4847: 4832: 4826: 4825: 4823: 4821: 4816:on 19 April 2014 4802: 4793: 4792: 4790: 4788: 4779: 4770: 4757: 4756: 4754: 4752: 4735: 4722: 4721: 4719: 4717: 4702: 4693: 4692: 4690: 4688: 4673: 4662: 4661: 4659: 4657: 4648:. 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