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About Charlie
Charlie Lovett is a New York Times bestselling novelist and playwright whose plays for children have been seen in over 5000 productions worldwide. He hosts the podcast Inside the Writer’s Studio. He is a collector of Lewis Carroll materials (including Carroll’s 1888 typewriter) and has written many works on Carroll.
About the Books
Shakespeare, rare books, and the English countryside combine in what Library Journal calls a “gripping literary mystery that is compulsively readable until the thrilling end.”
Four writers spanning a century of history in New York City connect in this novel that Modern Mrs. Darcy calls “Nostalgic, wistful, warm, and wise . . . a thoroughly absorbing tale that explores the power of stories to irrevocably shape their readers.”
When a small-town librarian and a professional assassin team up to solve a 75-year-old Nazi mystery it makes for a novel that Publisher’s Weekly calls a “rollicking…mash-up of National Treasure and Indiana Jones—fun escapist fare.”
This new biography of the author of Alice in Wonderland examines his religious life and how his faith stood at the core of everything he did. Scholar Edward Guiliano calls it an “astonishing work” and “the definitive work on Carroll and religion.”
Also by Charlie Lovett
Podcast
New York Times bestseller Charlie Lovett talks with writers about their lives, their craft, their business, and their latest work.
“The one book every bibliophile needs to read.”
Bustle (The Lost Book of the Grail)
“Great Read.”
People Magazine (The Bookman’s Tale)
“[A] delightful tale of love and bibliophilia.”
Parade (The Bookman’s Tale)
“At its heart a love letter to fiction.”
Washington Post (First Impressions)
“A wonderful book about the power of stories and love.”
Greensboro News and Record (Escaping Dreamland)
“An ingenious novel.”
Publishers Weekly (First Impressions)