I have tried to identify all the British authors which I hope will be useful to those doing Sarah's British Books Challenge at Feeling Fictional. (please let me know of any errors or omissions).
Kelley Armstrong - The Rising (2nd, ATOM, pb)
Melvin Burgess - The Hit (4th, Chicken House, pb) British Author
Kiera Cass - The Elite (23rd, HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks, pb)
Kresley Cole - Poison Princess (25th, Simon & Schuster Childrens Books, pb)
Gillian Cross - After Tomorrow (4th, OUP Oxford, pb) British Author
Kimberley Derting - Dead Silence (25th, Headline, pb)
Phil Earle - Heroic (25th, Penguin, pb) British Author
Jennifer Echols - Forget You (11th, Simon & Schuster Ltd, pb)
Jennifer Echols - Going too Far (11th, Simon & Schuster Ltd, pb)
Jim Eldridge - The Lethal Target (11th, Bloomsbury Childrens, pb) British Author
Raymond E Feist - Magician (25th, Harper Voyager, pb)
Becca Fitzpatrick - Finale (25th, Simon & Schuster Childrens Books, pb)
Neil Gaiman & Michael Reaves - Interworld (25th, HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks, pb) British Author
Neil Gaiman & Michael Reaves - The Silver Dream (25th, HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks, HB) British Author
Michelle Gayle - Don't Lie to Me Robbie Wilkins (4th, Walker, pb) British Author
Helen Grant - Silent Saturday (4th, Bodley Head, HB) British Author
Tessa Gratton - The Blood Keeper (4th, Corgi Childrens, pb)
Bethany Griffin - The Masque of the Red Death (4th, Indigo, pb)
Jill Hathaway - Imposter (25th, HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks, pb)
April Henry - The Night She Disappeared (4th, Walker, pb)
Charlie Higson - The Sacrifice (4th, Puffin, pb) British Author
Cathy Hopkins - Superstar (25th, Simon & Schuster Childrens Books, pb) British Author
Emmy Labourne - Monument 14 (4th, Hodder Children's Books, pb)
Margo Lanagan - The Brides of Rollrock Island (4th, David Fickling Books, pb)
Lindsey Leavitt - Going Vintage (4th, Scholastic, pb)
Angela McAllister - The Double Life of Cora Parry (4th, Orion Childrens, pb) British Author
Karen Mahoney - The Stone Demon (4th, Corgi Childrens, pb)
John Marsden - The Night is for Hunting (25th, Quercus, pb)
Fletcher Moss - Poison Boy (4th, Chicken House, pb) British Author
Robert Muchamore - Guardian Angel (1st, Hodder Children's Books, pb) British Author
Emma Pass - ACID (25th, Corgi Childrens, pb) British Author
Aprillynne Pike - Life After Theft (25th, HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks, HB)
Laura Powell - Witch Fire (11th, Bloomsbury Childrens, pb) British Author
Prentice and Weil - Black Arts (4th, David Fickling Books, pb) British Author
Beth Reekles - The Kissing Booth (22nd, Corgi Childrens, pb)
Allison Rushby - Shooting Stars (25th, Walker & Co, pb)
Eliot Schrefer - Heart of Danger (4th, Chicken House, pb)
Jennifer E Smith - This is What Happy Looks Like (4th, Headline, HB)
Scott Speer - Natural Born Angel (4th, Scholastic, pb)
Lauren St John - Race the Wind (4th, Orion Childrens, HB) British Author
Laura Summers - The Summer of Telling Tales (26th, Piccadilly Press, pb) British Author
William Sutcliffe - The Wall (11th, Bloomsbury Childrens, HB) British Author
Teri Terry - Fractured (4th, Orchard, pb)
Rachel Vincent - With All My Soul (5th, MIRA, pb)
Martha Wells - Emilie and the Hollow World (4th, Strange Chemistry, pb)
Markus Zusak - Getting the Girl (4th, Definitions, pb)
Thank you for the mention! Very best wishes, Helen Grant
ReplyDeleteI'm a keen reader of crime fiction (teen) and even try and write some myself for friends at school. Particularly a fan of Neil Gaiman's writing, not only his crime writing but his short stories etc. which all have that Gothic edge. I gather you focus on recent publications, but I have just finished reading 'Hide' by Lisa Gardner (pub. 2008) and was completely enthralled by her intricate plot line. It was as if I were watching a really good 'Whodunnit' on the television. It was the type of book that was so good, I had to remind myself that I did have a life before reading it. She has published many other novels since, and I'm awaiting my Birthday eagerly for some book-shaped presents to appear at the table. Although, judging by this list, I'll have a few more to get through. I'm really bad for sticking with the same author, so these lists are a really useful tool, thank you.
ReplyDeleteMy plan is to focus on teenage (and a bit younger) crime during National Crime Writing month which begins in early June.
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