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Elizabeth Fremantle

Elizabeth Fremantle

31st March 2015 by Liz Fremantle

 

Elizabeth Fremantle is the author of a quartet of novels set in the late Tudor period with the emphasis on women and power, all published by Penguin. Her latest novel The Honey and the Sting, set in the Stuart period, is a companion piece to The Poison Bed, which was published to acclaim in 2018. Both are thrillers and published under the name EC Fremantle

Her work has been translated into ten languages and her first novel Queen’s Gambit, about Katherine Parr, is to be made into a feature film.

She holds a first in English and an MA in Creative Writing from Birkbeck College, London, has contributed to various publications including Vogue, Elle, Vanity Fair, The Financial Times and The Sunday Times; and also reviews fiction for the Express.

She lives in London.

‘Fremantle is surely a major new voice in historical fiction.’ The bookseller

Published works:

The Honey and the Sting

The Honey and the Sting

The Poison Bed

The Poison Bed

The Girl in the Glass Tower

The Girl in the Glass Tower

Watch the Lady

Watch the Lady

Sisters of Treason

Sisters of Treason

Queen’s Gambit

Queen’s Gambit

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Writes about:

  • 16th Century
  • 17th Century

Is similar to:

  • Joanna Hickson
  • Emily Hauser
  • Tracy Borman
  • Carolyn Kirby
  • Paul Walker
  • Miranda Malins
  • Patricia Lennan
  • Kate Morrison
  • Olivia Campbell
  • Katherine Clements
  • Maria McCann

Is online at:

  • Website
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  • Twitter

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