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Joan Aiken
Joan Delano Aiken
English writer (1924–2004).
Wikipedia | Joan Aiken
Statements about
Joan Aiken
Date of Birth
9/4/1924
Place of Birth
Rye
Place of Death
The Hermitage
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom
Date of Death
1/4/2004
Instance Of
Human
Image
Award Received
Member of the Order of the British Empire
Edgar Awards
(1972)
Point in Time
:
1972
Family Name
Aiken
Notable Work
The Wolves of Willoughby Chase
Occupation
Writer
Novelist
Children's Writer
Science Fiction Writer
Editor
Official Website
https://www.joanaiken.com/
Given Name
Joan
Series Ordinal
:
1
Delano
Series Ordinal
:
2
Father
Conrad Aiken
Sibling
Jane Aiken Hodge
John Aiken
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Employer
United Nations Information Centres
(1943 - 1949)
Start Time
:
1943
End Time
:
1949
Argosy
(1955 - 1960)
Start Time
:
1955
End Time
:
1960
J. Walter Thompson
(1960 - 1961)
Start Time
:
1960
End Time
:
1961
Sex or Gender
Female
Birth Name
Joan Delano Aiken
Described by Source
Obálky Knih
URL
:
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Volume
:
1
Page(s)
:
36-37
Name in Native Language
Joan Delano Aiken Brown Goldsteinjkijiu
Native Language
English
Archives At
Seven Stories
Nominated For
Locus Award for Best Short Story
(2009)
For Work
:
Goblin Music
Point in Time
:
2009
Locus Award for Best Young Adult Book
(2004)
For Work
:
Midwinter Nightingale
Point in Time
:
2004
Locus Award for Best Collection
(2009)
For Work
:
The Serial Garden: The Complete Armitage Family Stories
Point in Time
:
2009
Locus Award for Best Collection
(2012)
For Work
:
The Monkey's Wedding and Other Stories
Point in Time
:
2012
Locus Award for Best Collection
(2017)
For Work
:
The People in the Castle: Selected Strange Stories
Point in Time
:
2017
External Pages About Joan Aiken
ISNI
MusicBrainz Artist
Encyclopædia Britannica Online
UK National Archives
Goodreads Author
The Encyclopedia of Fantasy
Wikidata
