Client details
© Charlotte Knee
Christie Dickason
Agent
| Robert Kirby |
About
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Though educated at Harvard and Yale, Christie Dickason grew up all over the world - Mexico, Thailand, Switzerland before she came to England to work as a theatre director and choreographer, initially with the Royal Shakespeare Company. She now lives permanently in London. As well as novels, she also writes for radio and as an often-performed librettist. Christie’s latest novel, The Noble Assassin will be published in November 2011. | http://www.christiedickason.com |
Gallery
The King's Daughter 
Principessa 
Memory Palace 
The Firemaster's Mistress
Fiction
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| THE KING'S DAUGHTER 2009 HarperCollins | Superb historical novel of the Jacobean court, in which Princess Elizabeth strives to avoid becoming her father's pawn in the royal marriage market The court of James I is a volatile place, with factions led by warring cousins Robert Cecil and Francis Bacon. Europe is seething with conflict between Protestants and Catholics. |
| THE MEMORY PALACE 2009 HarperCollins | A lavish and intelligent historical romance that moves between the ferment of Stuart England and the dangers of Cuzco and Florida as tragically separated lovers John and Zeal struggle to survive and be reunited. |
| THE FIREMASTER'S MISTRESS 2008 Harper Collins | On the fourth centenary of Guy Fawkes' attempt to blow up King James I and his parliament, here is the true, astonishing and never-before-told story of the infamous Gunpowder and Treason conspiracy. |
| THE PRINCIPESSA 2007 Harper Collins | Sumptuous, glorious evocation of Jacobean London and Renaissance Italy from the acclaimed author of The Firemaster's Mistress. Robert Cecil, Secretary of State to James I, has a problem. He owes a vast and secret debt to the Prince of La Spada, who is dying and has called in the loan -- and Cecil cannot pay. |
| THE LADY TREE 1999 Harper Collins | Set in the 17th century, this story concerns a young man who is forced by circumstances to abandon the idyllic surroundings of an English country estate to bring his education as a botanist to bear on an extraordinary financial scam taking place in Amsterdam. |
| QUICKSILVER 1999 Harper Collins | Trying to forget a tragic past, Ned Malise wants only to be left alone with his music, his daydreams and his love for Marika. But he begins to turn into a wolf. On the run from hunters, Ned takes refuge with woman he has loved from a distance, who must herself make a terrifying decision. |
