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Joanna Trollope

(b.1943)

aka Caroline Harvey

Joanna Trollope, a member of the same family as novelist Anthony Trollope, is a #1 bestselling author in England.

Genres: General Fiction, Romance, Literary Fiction

Novels

   Eliza Stanhope (1978)
   Leaves from the Valley (1980)
   The Choir (1988)
   A Village Affair (1989)
   A Passionate Man (1990)
   The Rector's Wife (1991)
   The Men and the Girls (1992)
   A Spanish Lover (1993)
   The Best of Friends (1995)
   Next of Kin (1996)
   Faith (1996)
   Other People's Children (1998)
   Marrying the Mistress (2000)
   Girl from the South (2002)
   Brother and Sister (2003)
   Second Honeymoon (2006)
   Friday Nights (2008)
   The Other Family (2010)
   Daughters in Law (2011)
   The Soldier's Wife (2012)
   Balancing Act (2014)
   City of Friends (2017)
   An Unsuitable Match (2018)
   Mum & Dad (2020)

Omnibus

   Trollope Omnibus (1992)
   Joanna Trollope Box Set (1995)
   Joanna Trollope Collection (1995)
   The Joanna Trollope Audio Collection (1996)

Collections

Imagined Lives (2011) (with John Banville, Tracy Chevalier, Julian Fellowes, Alexander McCall Smith, Terry Pratchett, Sarah Singleton and Minette Walters)

Series contributed to

Quick Reads 2006
The Book Boy (2006)

Austen Project
1. Sense and Sensibility (2013)

Anthologies edited

The Country Habit (1993)

Non fiction

Britannia's Daughters (1983)

Joanna Trollope recommends

I Capture the Castle (1948)
Dodie Smith
"I know of few novels - except Pride and Prejudice - that inspire asmuch fierce lifelong affection in their readers."

Sandstorm (1991)
June Knox-Mawer
"A terrific story, I loved it."

Guppies for Tea (1993)
Marika Cobbold
"I was truly impressed... poignant, funny, and full of clever insights."

The Stone Diaries (1993)
Carol Shields
"It is wonderful. A treat."

The Kite Runner (2003)
Khaled Hosseini
"My top fiction book of the year ... marvellous."

Victorine (2004)
Catherine Texier
"A haunting and remarkable read."

Daughters (2012)
Elizabeth Buchan
"A real writer for grown-ups."

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