Frances Vernon

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Frances Vernon (1963-1991) was a British novelist.

She wrote her first novel Privileged Children (1982) at the age of sixteen. It won the Author's Club First Novel Award. She studied briefly at New Hall, Cambridge but soon left to continue her writing. She produced five more novels: Gentlemen and Players (1984), A Desirable Husband (1987), The Bohemian Girl (1988), The Marquis of Westmarch (1989) and finally The Fall of Doctor Onslow (1994), which was published shortly before her death at the age of twenty-seven.

References

This article is based on information provided by the publishers in The Fall of Doctor Onslow (London: Andre Deutsch Limited, 1994).

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Name	Vernon, Frances
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Short description	BRitish writer
Date of birth	1963
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Date of death	1991
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