Isabelle Holland

Isabelle Holland

Isabelle Christian Holland (born June 16, 1920 in Basel, Switzerland — died February 9, 2002) was an author of fictions. Her father was the American Consul in Liverpool, England during WWII. She moved to America in 1940 due to the war. She wrote gothic novels, adult mysteries, romantic thrillers and many books for children and young adults. She wrote over 50 books in her lifetime, and was still working at the time of her death at age 81 in New York City.

Two of her novels have been made into movies:

* "Bump in the Night", 1991,
* "The Man Without a Face", 1993

Both these novels deal with issues or allegations of pedophilia, see List of films portraying paedophilia or sexual abuse of minors

Her papers, personal pictures and manuscript were contributed to the Kerlan Collection at the University of Minnesota. Any further information or questions about the estate of Isabelle Holland can be directed to Kimberly Morris at kimberlymorris@kimberlymorris.com [http://www.kimberlymorris.com]

Bibliography

*(1967) "Cecily" (fiction)
*(1970) "Amanda's Choice" (fiction)
*(1972) "The Man Without a Face" (fiction)
*(1973) "Heads You Win Tails I Lose" (fiction)
*(1974) "Trelawny" (fiction)
*(1975) "Of Love and Death and Other Journeys" (fiction)
*(1975) "Kilgaren" (fiction)
*(1975) "Moncrieff" (fiction)
*(1976) "Trelawny's Fell" (fiction)
*(1976) "Standish Place" (fiction)
*(1977) "Alan and the Animal Kingdom" (fiction)
*(1977) "Darcourt" (fiction)
*(1977) "Hitchhike" (fiction)
*(1978) "The DeMaury Papers" (fiction)
*(1978) "Dinah and the Green Fat Kingdom" (fiction)
*(1978) "Grenelle" (fiction)
*(1978) "Journey for Three" (fiction)
*(1978) "Ask No Questions" (fiction)
*(1979) "Tower Abbey" (fiction)
*(1979) "The Marchington Inheritance" (fiction)
*(1980) "Now Is Not Too Late" (fiction)
*(1980) "Counterpoint" (fiction)
*(1981) "Counterpart" (fiction)
*(1981) "Summer of My First Love" (fiction)
*(1981) "The Lost Madonna" (fiction)
*(1982) "Abbie's God Book" (fiction)
*(1982) "A Horse Named Peaceable" (fiction)
*(1983) "The Empty House" (fiction)
*(1983) "God, Mrs. Muskrat and Aunt Dot" (fiction)
*(1983) "Perdita" (fiction)
*(1983) "After the First Love" (fiction)
*(1984) "Kevin's Hat" (fiction)
*(1984) "Green Andrew Green" (fiction)
*(1984) "The Island" (fiction)
*(1985) "Jenny Kiss'd Me" (fiction)
*(1986) "Henry and Grudge" (fiction)
*(1987) "Toby the Splendid" (fiction)
*(1987) "The Christmas Cat" (fiction)
*(1987) "Love and the Genetic Factor" (fiction)
*(1988) "Love and Inheritance" (fiction)
*(1988) "Bump in the Night" (fiction)
*(1989) "The Easter Donkey" (fiction)
*(1989) "The Unfrightened Dark" (fiction)
*(1990) "The Journey Home" (fiction)
*(1990) "Thief" (fiction)
*(1991) "Search" (fiction)
*(1991) "The House in the Woods" (fiction)
*(1994) "Behind the Lines" (fiction)
*(1995) "Family Trust" (fiction)
*(1996) "The Promised Land" (fiction)
*(1999) "Paperboy" (fiction)

External links

* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Isabelle_Holland.htm Isabelle Holland Books and Series with covers]
* [http://www.iblist.com/author6207.htm Isabelle Holland Short Biography]


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