- Jessica Mann
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Jessica Mann (born 1937, London) is a British writer. As a novelist she specialises in the mystery and suspense genres, having published 20 crime novels since 1971.She has also written several non-fiction books, including Out Of Harm's Way, the story of the overseas evacuation of children during WW2.
Mann was educated at St Paul's Girls' School and Newnham College, Cambridge, where she read Archaeology, and the Leicester University, from which she has a degree in Law.[1] She has written features, comment and reviews for the Literary Review magazine, the Daily Telegraph, the Sunday Telegraph, Western Morning News, House & Garden and others. She has appeared on TV and radio programmes including [Any Questions] and Question Time and represented the South West on Round Britain Quiz.
She lives near Truro in Cornwall and is married to the archaeologist and historian Charles Thomas.[2] with four children.[3]
References
- ^ Jessica Mann's biography, Official website
- ^ "Jessica Mann biography (official website)". http://www.jessicamann.net/biography.htm. Retrieved 21 March 2009.
- ^ Who's Who
External links
- Jessica Mann at Contemporary Writers
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