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Kit Berry

2000 – 2021

British writer

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About Kit Berry

Lived 2000 – 2021. Kit Berry was a British science fiction writer.

Kirsten Espensen (died 29 October, 2021), known by her pen name Kit Berry, was an English author. She was known as the author of the Stonewylde series, a fantasy series set in the fictional community of Stonewylde, which attracted an online cult following.

Biography Espensen lived in Weymouth in Dorset for many years, where she studied for her first degree in English and Media Studies at the then Dorset Institute of Higher Education. She then trained to be a teacher, and taught at local schools. citing online social networking as one of the reasons behind the series' success.

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Important facts

Born
2000
Birth century
Nationality
Education
Weymouth College

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Kit Berry's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Kit Berry?

British writer

When was Kit Berry born?

Kit Berry was born in 2000.

When did Kit Berry die?

Kit Berry died on 29 October 2021.

What was Kit Berry's occupation?

Kit Berry was a science fiction writer.

What nationality was Kit Berry?

Kit Berry was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Kit Berry

· Wikidata: Q6417398

· DBpedia: Kit Berry

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