Hilary Mantel
Hilary Mantel was a celebrated British author renowned for her historical novels, particularly the Wolf Hall trilogy, which explores the life of Thomas Cromwell in the court of Henry VIII. Her literary prowess earned her multiple prestigious awards, including the Booker Prize, and her works have been adapted into successful stage and television productions, showcasing her influential role in modern literature.
Born on Jul 06, 1952 (73 years old)
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United Kingdom:
Past winners of the Booker Prize include Hilary Mantel.
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Ireland:
Hilary Mantel is known for her Wolf Hall trilogy that explores themes of power and politics.
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Ireland:
Bernie McGill describes Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall trilogy as genius and expresses awe of her work.
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United Kingdom:
Hilary Mantel is mentioned as an author who has written long books multiple times.
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Greece:
Hilary Mantel's novel was successfully adapted into the series Wolf Hall.
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Canada:
Hilary Mantel is mentioned for her portrayal of Thomas More as a cruel and priggish zealot in her 'Wolf Hall' trilogy.
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France:
Hilary Mantel is the author of the trilogy that includes Thomas Cromwell.
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United Kingdom:
Hilary Mantel was unfairly criticised for writing about the then-Duchess of Cambridge.
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United Kingdom:
Hilary Mantel described Atwood's novel Alias Grace as 'impressive at a horribly deep level'.
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Ukraine:
Hilary Mantel is mentioned for her views on choosing heroes that one does not understand.
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