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Kate Saunders

1960 – 2023

English writer, actress and journalist

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Lived 1960 – 2023 (aged 62). Kate Saunders was a British journalist, children's writer, novelist, writer and actor.

Katharine Mary Saunders (4 May 1960 – 21 April 2023) was an English writer, actress and journalist. She won the Betty Trask Award and the Costa Children's Book Award and was twice shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal.

Early life and education Katharine Mary Saunders was born on 4 May 1960 to an Anglo Catholic family in London, the eldest of six children. Her father was public relations advocate Basil Saunders, and her mother was journalist Betty (née Smith) Saunders. She was educated at the Camden School for Girls. She also played Caroline, a friend of Penny's in a Christmas Special episode of Just Good Friends in 1984 and was a regular contributor to radio and television, with appearances on the Radio 4 programmes Woman's Hour, Start the Week and Kaleidoscope. She was, with Sandi Toksvig, a guest on the first episode of the long-running news quiz programme Have I Got News for You. The BBC children's series Belfry Witches was based on her series of children's books about two mischief-making witches.

Writing Saunders wrote for newspapers and magazines in the UK, including The Sunday Times, Sunday Express, Daily Telegraph, She and Cosmopolitan. She wrote many novels, such as Wild Young Bohemians, and also co-wrote Catholics and Sex (1992) with Peter Stanford, who was then editor of the Catholic Herald. Saunders and Stanford later presented a television series based on the book on Channel 4.

Saunders won the annual Costa Children's Book Award for Five Children on the Western Front (2014), a contribution to the classic fantasy series that E. Nesbit inaugurated in 1902 with Five Children and It. as was Five Children on the Western Front in 2016.

Personal life and death Saunders married Philip Wells in 1985; they had a son and later divorced. Their son died by suicide when he was 19 years old.

Selected books

Novels The Prodigal Father (1986) - Won The Betty Trask Award in 1986 Storm in the Citadel (1989) Night Shall Overtake Us (1993) Wild Young Bohemians (1995) Lily-Josephine (1998) The Marrying Game (2002) Bachelor Boys (2004) Crooked Castle (2013) Mariana (2013)

The Laetitia Rodd Mysteries The Secrets of Wishtide (2016) The Case of the Wandering Scholar (2019) The Mystery of the Sorrowful Maiden (2021)

Children's books A Spell of Witches (1999) The Belfry Witches (omnibus) (2003) Cat and the Stinkwater War (2003) The Little Secret (2006) Beswitched (2010) Magicalamity (2011) The Whizz Pop Chocolate Shop (2012) The Curse of The Chocolate Phoenix (2013) Five Children on the Western Front (2014) The Land of Neverendings (2017)

Filmography

Film

Television

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Positions held
Booker Prize judge
Employers
The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Times, The Independent, Sunday Express
Also known as
Katharine Mary Saunders

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Kate Saunders?

English writer, actress and journalist (1960–2023)

When was Kate Saunders born?

Kate Saunders was born on 7 August 1960 in Greater London, London.

When did Kate Saunders die?

Kate Saunders died on 21 April 2023 in Archway district.

What was Kate Saunders's occupation?

Kate Saunders was a journalist, children's writer, novelist, writer and actor.

What nationality was Kate Saunders?

Kate Saunders was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Kate Saunders

· Wikidata: Q3193979

· DBpedia: Kate Saunders

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