Joanna Trollope, a distinguished author, passed away at the age of 82. Known for her impactful contributions to contemporary English literature, she leaves behind a rich legacy.
Life and Career of Joanna Trollope
Trollope began her writing career over fifty years ago. Throughout her lifetime, she published a remarkable 22 contemporary novels. Her notable works include the 2013 rendition of “Sense & Sensibility,” part of HarperCollins’s Austen Project.
Historical Novels and Other Contributions
In addition to her contemporary works, Joanna Trollope wrote 10 historical novels under the pseudonym Caroline Harvey. She also wrote short stories and contributed articles to various magazines.
- Published 22 contemporary novels
- Authored 10 historical novels as Caroline Harvey
- Wrote short stories and articles
Recognition and Awards
Joanna Trollope’s contributions to literature and charity were acknowledged through several honors. In 1996, she received an OBE for her charitable work. Later, in 2019, she was made a CBE for her extensive services to literature.
- OBE awarded in 1996
- CBE awarded in 2019
Legacy
Joanna Trollope’s remarkable talent and dedication to storytelling have left an indelible mark on the literary world. She will be remembered as one of the most prominent novelists in the UK.
