Anne George (writer)

Anne George (writer)

Infobox Writer
name = Anne George
birthname = Anne Carroll George
birthdate = birth date|1927|12|4|mf=y
birthplace = Montgomery, Alabama, United States
deathdate = death date and age|2001|3|14|1927|12|4|mf=y
deathplace = Birmingham, Alabama, United States
occupation = Teacher, Author, Poet
nationality = American
period = 1980—2001
genre = Detective fiction, Poetry

Anne Carroll George was an American author and poet. [ [http://www.alabamabound.org/AuthorPages/GeorgeAnne.htm Alabama Bound Author Anne George ] ] [ [http://www.mysterynet.com/george/ Anne George, Mystery Author ] ] She was Alabama's 1994 state poet. George died in 2001 of heart surgery complications.

Bibliography

* "Dreamer, Dreaming Me" (1980)
* "Wild Goose Chase" (1982)
* "This One and Magic Life: A Novel of a Southern Family" (1999)

outhern Sisters Mysteries

# "Murder on A Girls' Night Out" (1996)
# "Murder on A Bad Hair Day" (1996)
# "Murder Runs in the Family" (1997)
# "Murder Makes Waves" (1997)
# "Murder Gets A Life" (1998)
# "Murder Shoots the Bull" (1999)
# "Murder Carries A Torch" (2000)
# "Murder Boogies with Elvis" (2001)

References

External links

* [http://www.annegeorge.com/ Aunt Sister and The Mouse: an Anne George Fan Site]
* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/g/anne-george/ FantasticFiction - Anne George]

Persondata
NAME = George, Anne
ALTERNATIVE NAMES =
SHORT DESCRIPTION = Teacher, Author, Poet
DATE OF BIRTH = December 4, 1927
PLACE OF BIRTH = Montgomery, Alabama, United States
DATE OF DEATH = March 14, 2001
PLACE OF DEATH = Birmingham, Alabama, United States


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