Barbara Wood Explained
| Barbara Wood |
| Pseudonym: | Barbara Wood,
Kathryn Harvey |
| Birth Date: | January 30, 1947 |
| Birth Place: | Warrington (Lancashire, England) |
| Nationality: | American |
| Occupation: | Novelist |
| Period: | 1978–present |
| Genre: | Romance, Historical |
Barbara Wood (born January 30, 1947, in Warrington (Lancashire, England) is an American writer of historical romance novels. Her family moved to California, where she grew up. In 2002, she received the Corine Literature Prize.
Bibliography
As Barbara Wood
- Hounds and Jackals, 1978
- The Magdalene Scrolls, 1978
- Curse this House, 1978
- Yesterday's Child, 1979
- Night Trains, 1979
- Childsong, 1981
- The Watch Gods, 1981
- Domina, 1983
- Vital Signs, 1985
- Soul Flame, 1987
- Green City in the Sun, 1988
- The Gifts of Peace, 1990
- The Dreaming, 1991
- Virgins of Paradise, 1993
- The Prophetess, 1996
- Perfect Harmony, 1998
- Sacred Ground, 2001
- The Blessing Stone, 2003
- Star of Babylon, 2005
- The Last Shaman, 2007
- Woman of a Thousand Secrets, 2008
- This Golden Land, 2010
- The Divining, 2012
- The Serpent and the Staff, 2013
- Rainbows on the Moon, 2016
- Land of the Afternoon Sun, 2016
As Kathryn Harvey
- Butterfly, 1989
- Stars, 1993 ((2010))
- Private Entrance, 2005
Filmography
German TV films
- Barbara Wood: Herzflimmern (1998, based on Vital Signs)
- (2001, based on The Dreaming)
- Barbara Wood: Spiel des Schicksals (2002, based on Hounds and Jackals)
- Barbara Wood: Lockruf der Vergangenheit (2004, based on Curse this House)
- Barbara Wood: Das Haus der Harmonie (2005, based on Perfect Harmony)
- (2007, based on Domina)
- Barbara Wood: Karibisches Geheimnis (2009, based on Private Entrance)
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