Linda Buckley-Archer

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Linda Buckley-Archer is a British writer. She was born in Sussex,[1] but spent most of her childhood on a blackcurrant farm in Staffordshire,[2] and now lives in London.[3]

Originally trained as a linguist, she lectured in French for some years before becoming a full-time novelist and scriptwriter. She has written original drama for both BBC Radio (most recently, Pearls in the Tate) and TV (One Night in White Satin) but is best known for The Gideon series of novels.

[edit] Bibliography

  • The Gideon series:
    • Gideon the Cutpurse (US title: The Time Travelers) (2006)
    • The Tar Man (US title: The Time Thief) (2007)
    • Lord Luxon (US title: The Splintering of Time) (due 2008)

[edit] References

  1. ^ Author Biography Simon & Schuster
  2. ^ Cutpurses and chiropractors Interview in The Guardian
  3. ^ Six Figure Book deal for Sunday lunch stories Interview in Financial Mail Women's Forum

[edit] External links

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