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Catherine Chidgey

Catherine Chidgey

b. 1970

9

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3.0

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2

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Literary Fiction Fiction Historical Fiction World War II Psychological Thriller

Also Known As

CATHERINE CHIDGEY, Catherine CHIDGEY

Featured Works

Book cover of The Book of Guilt
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The Book of Guilt

Catherine Chidgey

Book cover of Remote Sympathy

Remote Sympathy

Catherine Chidgey

Book cover of Duck, Death and the Tulip

Duck, Death and the Tulip

Catherine Chidgey

Book cover of Pet

Pet

Catherine Chidgey

Book cover of The wish child

The wish child

Catherine Chidgey

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Frequently asked questions

  • What awards has Catherine Chidgey won?

    Catherine Chidgey won the 2017 Acorn Foundation Fiction Prize for her novel "The Wish Child." She also received the 2021 Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize for Fiction for "Remote Sympathy."

  • What is Catherine Chidgey's writing style like?

    Catherine Chidgey is known for her meticulously researched historical fiction, often exploring complex psychological themes and moral ambiguities. Her narratives frequently feature multiple perspectives and a keen eye for detail.

  • Which of Catherine Chidgey's books should I read first?

    For readers new to Catherine Chidgey's work, "The Wish Child" is an excellent starting point, offering a compelling blend of historical setting and psychological depth. "Remote Sympathy" also provides a strong introduction to her distinctive style.