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Joan Aiken

1924 – 2004

English writer

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About Joan Aiken

Lived 1924 – 2004 (aged 79). Joan Aiken was a British writer, novelist, children's writer, science fiction writer and editor.

Selected works Wolves Chronicles The Wolves Chronicles vary in length from less than 150 pages to more than 250 pages.

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Important facts

Birth century
Employers
United Nations Information Centres, Argosy, J. Walter Thompson
Awards
Member of the Order of the British Empire; Edgar Awards
Also known as
Joan Delano Aiken, Mrs Julius Goldstein

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Joan Aiken's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Joan Aiken?

English writer (1924–2004)

When was Joan Aiken born?

Joan Aiken was born on 4 September 1924 in Rye.

When did Joan Aiken die?

Joan Aiken died on 4 January 2004 in The Hermitage.

What was Joan Aiken's occupation?

Joan Aiken was a writer, novelist, children's writer, science fiction writer and editor.

What nationality was Joan Aiken?

Joan Aiken was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Joan Aiken

· Wikidata: Q263648

· DBpedia: Joan Aiken

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