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Katherine Center
Katherine Center wrote her first novel in the sixth grade (fan fiction about Duran Duran) and got hooked. From then on, she was doomed to want to be a writer—obsessively working on poems, essays, and stories, as well as memorizing lyrics, keeping countless journals, and reading constantly.
She won a creative writing scholarship in high school, and then went on to major in creative writing at Vassar College, where she won the Vassar College Fiction Prize. At 22, she won a fellowship to the University of Houston’s Creative Writing Program and moved home to Texas with plans to become Jane Austen ASAP.
She won a creative writing scholarship in high school, and then went on to major in creative writing at Vassar College, where she won the Vassar College Fiction Prize. At 22, she won a fellowship to the University of Houston’s Creative Writing Program and moved home to Texas with plans to become Jane Austen ASAP.
Genres: Romance, General Fiction
New and upcoming books
Novels
The Bright Side of Disaster (2007)
Everyone is Beautiful (2009)
Get Lucky (2010)
The Lost Husband (2013)
Happiness for Beginners (2015)
How to Walk Away (2018)
Things You Save in a Fire (2019)
What You Wish For (2020)
The Bodyguard (2022)
Hello, Stranger (2023)
The Rom-Commers (2024)
Everyone is Beautiful (2009)
Get Lucky (2010)
The Lost Husband (2013)
Happiness for Beginners (2015)
How to Walk Away (2018)
Things You Save in a Fire (2019)
What You Wish For (2020)
The Bodyguard (2022)
Hello, Stranger (2023)
The Rom-Commers (2024)
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Book Lovers (2022)
Emily Henry
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Tin Camp Road (2021)
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"An elegant and poetic exploration of hardship and hope, of maternal love, and of what really matters."
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