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Anne Corlett
Anne Corlett is originally from the north-east, but sort of slid diagonally down the map, and now lives near Bath with her partner and three young sons.
A criminal solicitor by profession, Anne returned to writing in 2012 after a long hiatus. She now writes full time (or as full time as three children will allow) and her articles and short stories have been published in various magazines and anthologies.
Anne has won, placed in or been shortlisted for various awards, including the Bristol Short Story Prize, the Bath Short Story Award and the HE Bates Prize.
The Space Between the Stars was written during an MA in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University.
A criminal solicitor by profession, Anne returned to writing in 2012 after a long hiatus. She now writes full time (or as full time as three children will allow) and her articles and short stories have been published in various magazines and anthologies.
Anne has won, placed in or been shortlisted for various awards, including the Bristol Short Story Prize, the Bath Short Story Award and the HE Bates Prize.
The Space Between the Stars was written during an MA in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University.
Genres: Science Fiction
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Anne Corlett recommends
The Christmas Tree Murders (2026)
Katie Lumsden
"An absolute joy of a book, told in Katie's inimitable style. The central mystery keeps you guessing to the end, and the unique setting makes for an extra layer of intrigue."
Guilty by Definition (2024)
(Linguistic Mystery, book 1)
Susie Dent
"Guilty by Definition is a love letter to the English language wrapped about an intriguing puzzle of a story. The characters are believable and compelling, with secrets and stories of their own that unfold alongside the central mystery. I must have formed and discarded a dozen theories, not only about whodunnit, but also why-, what-, when- and where-dunnit - all entirely wrong. I'd love to read a sequel - or a whole series!"
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