Helen Ellis
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Helen Ellis is an American novelist. She is the author of two published novels, as well as several works of short fiction.
Her first novel, Eating the Cheshire Cat
(Scribner: 2001), is a dark comedy written in southern Gothic style. It tells the story of three girls raised in the South, and the odd, sometimes macabre tribulations they endure.
Her second novel, The Turning Book: What Curiosity Kills (Powell's Books: 2010), is a "teen vampire" story about a 16-year-old girl from the South who is adopted into a wealthy New York City family. The book's plot include shape-shifting, teen romance, and the supernatural.
Her first novel, Eating the Cheshire Cat
Eating the Cheshire Cat
Eating the Cheshire Cat is Helen Ellis' first novel. The novel follows three girls from Alabama—Sarina, Nicole, and Bitty Jack—as they grow up.- External links :* The Austin Chronicle.* The Independent.* Entertainment Weekly....
(Scribner: 2001), is a dark comedy written in southern Gothic style. It tells the story of three girls raised in the South, and the odd, sometimes macabre tribulations they endure.
Her second novel, The Turning Book: What Curiosity Kills (Powell's Books: 2010), is a "teen vampire" story about a 16-year-old girl from the South who is adopted into a wealthy New York City family. The book's plot include shape-shifting, teen romance, and the supernatural.
External links
- Helen Ellis writes
- New York Times New York Times article about the promotion of Ellis' first novel, Eating the Cheshire Cat.
- Huffington Post Article about the second novel, The Turning Book: What Curiosity Kills.