![]() It was followed by Prophecy (2011) Sacrilege (2012), Treachery (2014), Conspiracy (2016), and Execution (2020). In 2010, Heresy was published, her first novel in the series of historical fiction thrillers featuring Giordano Bruno, under the pseudonym S. Her second novel was Real, about a struggling young playwright, for which she was also commissioned to write the screenplay. Merritt's first novel Gaveston won a Betty Trask Award from the Society of Authors in 2002. In 2005 she became a full-time writer, writing for The Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, the New Statesman, Red, Grazia, Marie Claire, New Humanist and the TLS, as well as continuing to contribute regularly to The Observer. After graduating, she became Deputy Literary Editor of The Observer in 1998, where she also wrote features across most sections of the paper. Stephanie started reviewing books professionally while reading English at Queens’ College, Cambridge. She read English at Queens' College, and graduated from Cambridge University in 1996. Stephanie Merritt was born in 1974 in Surrey. ![]() Stephanie Merritt was made a patron of Humanists UK for her exploration of the human condition through the arts. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |