Philippa Gregory
Philippa Gregory has written at least 133 books. Their most popular book is The Other Boleyn Girl with 190 saves with an average rating of 3.75⭐.
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Author Bio
Philippa Gregory was born on 9 January 1954 in Nairobi, Kenya, the second daughter of Elaine (Wedd) and Arthur Percy Gregory, a radio operator and navigator for East African Airways. When she was two years old, her family moved to England. She was a "rebel" at school, but managed to attend the University of Sussex. She worked in BBC radio for two years before attending the University of Edinburgh, where she earned her doctorate in 18th-century literature, and she was named Alumna of the Year 2009. She has taught at the University of Durham, University of Teesside, and the Open University, and was made a Fellow of Kingston University in 1994.
Philippa wrote her first novel Wideacre while completing her a PhD, and living in a cottage on the Pennine Way with first husband Peter Chislett, editor of the Hartlepool Mail, and their baby daughter, Victoria. They divorced before the book was published. Following the success of Wideacre and the publication of The Favoured Child, she moved south to near Midhurst, West Sussex, where the Wideacre trilogy was set. Here she married her second husband Paul Carter, with whom she has a son. She divorced for a second time and married Anthony Mason, who she had first met during her time in Hartlepool. She was an established historian and writer when she discovered her interest in the Tudor period and wrote the novel The Other Boleyn Girl which was made into a tv drama, and a major film. Her love for history and commitment to historical accuracy are the hallmarks of her writing. She also reviews for the Washington Post, the LA Times, and for UK newspapers, and is a regular broadcaster on television, radio, and webcasts.
Philippa now lives on a 100-acre (0.40 km2) farm in the North York Moors national park, with her husband, children and stepchildren (six in all). In her Yorkshire farm, she keeps horses, hens and ducks. Her interests include riding, walking, skiing, and gardening. Her other great interest is the charity that she founded nearly twenty years ago: Gardens for The Gambia. She has raised funds and paid for almost 200 in the primary schools of this very dry and poor African country, and thousands of school children have been able to learn market gardening in the school gardens watered by the wells. The charity also provides wells for womens’ collective gardens and for The Gambia’s only agricultural college at Njawara.
#9 of 15 in The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels
2001 • 190 Readers • 735 pages • 3.7
#2 of 15 in The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels
2009 • 87 Readers • 455 pages • 3.6
#1 of 15 in The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels
2011 • 73 Readers • 502 pages • 3.8
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2003 • 62 Readers • 558 pages • 3.7
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2005 • 60 Readers • 528 pages • 3.7
#3 of 15 in The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels
2010 • 57 Readers • 412 pages • 3.8
#10 of 15 in The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels
2006 • 56 Readers • 530 pages • 3.8
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2004 • 47 Readers • 452 pages • 3
1954 • 42 Readers • 500 pages • 3.9
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2017 • 42 Readers • 582 pages • 3.8
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2008 • 40 Readers • 31 pages • 3.5
#11 of 15 in The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels
2015 • 34 Readers • 400 pages • 3.5
#8 of 15 in The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels
2016 • 34 Readers • 639 pages • 3.3
#4 of 15 in The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels
2012 • 32 Readers • 452 pages • 3.7
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2013 • 32 Readers • 545 pages • 3.5
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2014 • 30 Readers • 592 pages • 3.7
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2012 • 10 Readers • 464 pages • 3.9
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2001 • 9 Readers • 627 pages • 4.8
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2007 • 8 Readers • 512 pages • 2.5
2011 • 7 Readers • 464 pages • 3.8
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2019 • 4 Readers • 364 pages • 3.7
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1996 • 4 Readers • 290 pages • 4.5
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