About Amanda Craig
Amanda Craig was born in 1959, and brought up in Italy and Britain. Educated at Bedales and Clare College Cambridge, she worked in advertising and journalism before becoming a full-time novelist. She is currently working on a children's novel, The Witch King. She has two children, lives in London and contributes regularly to the Times, The Sunday Times, The Independent on Sunday and The New Statesman.
Novels
Foreign Bodies (1990)
A Private Place (1991)
A Vicious Circle (1996)
In a Dark Wood (2000)
Love in Idleness (2003)
Hearts and Minds (2009)
A Private Place (1991)
A Vicious Circle (1996)
In a Dark Wood (2000)
Love in Idleness (2003)
Hearts and Minds (2009)
Collections
Great Escapes (2008) (with Virginia Ironside, Kathy Lette, Deborah Moggach, Kate Mosse, Lesley Pearse, Rose Tremain, Jane Elizabeth Varley, Fay Weldon and Isabel Wolff)
Links to other websites
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Amanda Craig recommends
 Pig (1994) Andrew Cowan "Beautifully evoked ... Cowan writes with a deceptive simplicity." |  Getting Over Edgar (1999) Joan Barfoot "A delightful novel - wise, tender, and perhaps the funniest ever written about the difference between the male and female response to the mid-life crisis." |  Before the Knife: Memories of an African Childhood (2002) Carolyn Slaughter "Written with such beauty, courage and truthfulness that it will rank with other masterpieces about life in Africa." | |
 Basilisk (2004) N M Browne "She blends history, myth, archaeology and psychology like no writer I've read since Rosemary Sutcliff." |  Good Clean Fun (2004) Michael Arditti "[These stories] simply and elegantly break your heart. They deserve a wide audience, and will create a wiser one. " |  Magicalamity (2011) Kate Saunders "A fabulously funny writer." | |
 The Midwife's Daughter (2012) Patricia Ferguson "One of the most brilliant novelists around... funny, gripping, wonderfully shrewd." |
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