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Oct 31, 2023 · Dame Barbara Cartland was one of the most successful and well-known of all British romance novelists and was undoubtedly the most prolific, writing 723 books in her long lifetime of which 675 are romantic novels and include 160 brand new titles that are currently being published as the Barbara Cartland Pink Collection.
Jul 9, 2019 · July 9, 2019, 3:52pm. On this day in 1901, Dame Barbara Cartland was born. She lived to 98, and in that time wrote 723 novels (mostly romance), which sold more than 750 million copies combined. She is the Guinness World Record-holder for most books published in a single year (191), and that’s honestly not even the most interesting thing about her.
Apr 19, 2024 · Dame Barbara Cartland (born July 9, 1901, Edgbaston, Birmingham, Eng.—died May 21, 2000, Hatfield, Hertfordshire) was an English author of more than 700 books, mostly formulaic novels of romantic love set in the 19th century. Following the death of her father in World War I, Cartland moved with her family to London.
321 primary works • 321 total works. The Barbara Cartland Eternal Collection is all the classic romances written by her over a period of 70 years and they had not been republished for Barbara’s millions of readers around the world. To date there are now 188 titles available as eBooks and paperbacks with no less than 325 titles still to come ...
May 21, 2000 · December 13, 1901. Died. May 21, 2000. Website. http://www.barbaracartland.com. Genre. Romance, Contemporary, Historical Fiction. edit data. Born in 1901, Barbara Cartland started her writing career in journalism and completed her first book, Jigsaw, when she was just 24.
Dame Barbara Cartland (1901–2000) was a prolific English contemporary and historical romance novelist who published 728 books over 76 years. Cartland published under several pen names, including her married name Barbara McCorquodale.
May 22, 2000 · Barbara Cartland, whose outpouring of more than 700 romance novels during seven decades made her the undisputed queen of a genre for hundreds of millions of readers the world over, died...
