[bksvol-discuss] Re: author request

Hi Kim.
As I'm sure you've discovered by now, she writes about England, or at least I think she does. I see you've already researched her, smile. 
Julia

On 29/03/2011 2:39 PM, Kim Friedman wrote:

Ah, Julia, now I have another author to find out about on
fantasticfiction.com. I've never heard of Hilda Lewis. What periods of
history did she write about? Regards, Kim.

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Hi List.
      I know this is no longer the official place to make these kinds of
requests, but I believe there are some ardent Historical Fiction fans on

here, and so I thought I'd try my luck.
      The Author is Hilda Lewis, and I've looked on paperback swap and
found a few of her books on that sight. But beware the hardbacks!At
least the one I tried to scan didn't work. They're all older books, from

the 60s and 70s.
       So, if anyone wants to take up my challenge, happy scanning, and
of course I'll proof.
Julia
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