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Catherine Cookson From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Dame Catherine Ann Cookson DBE 27 June 11 June ) was an English author. Cookson became Britain's most widely read novelist, while remaining a relatively low-profile figure in the world of celebrity writers. Her books were inspired by her deprived youth in North East England , the setting for her novels. Contents Early life Writing career Books in film and television Philanthropy ... edit Early life Born Kate McMullen (Catherine Ann Davies citation needed ) at 5 Leam Lane in Tyne Dock South Shields , (then part of County Durham ), she later moved to East Jarrow County Durham (now in Tyne and Wear ), which would become the setting for one of her best known novels, The Fifteen Streets . Cookson was the illegitimate child of an alcoholic mother, Kate Fawcett. As a child, Cookson thought that her unmarried mother was her sister, and was raised by her grandmother Rose McMullen and her step-grandfather John McMullen. She left school at 13 and, after a period of domestic service, took a laundry job in the workhouse in South Shields . In 1929 she moved south to run the laundry at Hastings workhouse, saving every penny to buy herself a large Victorian house and taking in gentleman lodgers to supplement her income.

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Catherine Cookson Uit Wikipedia, de vrije encyclopedie Ga naar: navigatie zoeken Catherine Cookson Tyne Dock County Durham 27 juni Newcastle-upon-Tyne ... 11 juni ), geboren als Kate McMullen , was een Engelse schrijfster met een oeuvre van over de 100 titels. Zij schreef ook onder de pseudoniemen Catherine Marchant en Katie McMullen. Geboren in armoede, verkeerde ze lang in de mening dat haar biologische moeder haar oudere zus was. Ze werd opgevoed door haar grootmoeder. Ze begon pas op latere leeftijd te schrijven - ruim na haar veertigste. Ze is twee decennia lang, tot 2004, de meest uitgeleende auteur geweest in Engelse bibliotheken. Van haar boeken zijn meer dan honderd miljoen exemplaren verkocht en ze zijn in meer dan twintig talen vertaald. Deze populariteit staat in tegenstelling tot de mening van de meeste literaire critici over haar werk. bewerk Bibliografie afkortingen: aka = ook bekend als; ps. = onder pseudoniem 1952 Fifteen Streets, The; (Ned. vert.: 1982; De harde strijd om het bestaan; door: Annet Mons) 1953 Colour Blind; (Ned. vert.: 1962; De nacht trekt op; door: Arjen Berghand)

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Choose another writer in this calendar: by name: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback TimeSearch for Books and Writers by Bamber Gascoigne Catherine Cookson (1906-1998) British writer who published over 90 highly popular novels which have been translated into twenty languages, among others into Finnish (over 30 works). In the 1990s Cookson's books have sold 90 million copies. Cookson became especially famous for her family sagas set against the backdrop of England in the 19th century. She wrote under the pseudonym Catherine Marchant, and produced three different series of books: the Bill Bailey series, Mary Ann series, and the Mallen series. "I was a story-teller from the time I could talk, and if I could get an audience, if I could get someone to listen to me... I used to pass the time, telling myself wonderful stories about us living in a nice house with lino on the stairs... one of the best ones I've ever told was about the wee folk, the little green men talking to me." (from Richard Joseph's Bestsellers Catherine Cookson was born in Tyne Dock, South Shields, in an industrial region in the northeast of England. Unlike so many leading writers, she started life with many disadvantages. She was born illegitimate. Her mother was poverty-stricken, at times an alcoholic and occasionally violent. Cookson had only the minimum of education, and from the age of thirteen she suffered from hereditary hemorrhage telangiectasia. For many years Cookson believed that she had been abandoned as a baby and that her mother was actually her older sister.

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