Christi Phillips
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Historical Fiction, Literature & Fiction
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Christi Phillips lives in the San Francisco Bay area of America. Her interest in European history has led her all over the continent. The Devlin Diary is her second novel.
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The Rossetti Letter by Christi Phillips avg rating 3.56 — 440 ratings — published 2007 9 editions |
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The Devlin Diary by Christi Phillips avg rating 3.80 — 124 ratings — published 2009 3 editions |
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Die venezianische Geliebte by Christi Phillips avg rating 0.0 — 0 ratings — published 2008 |
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October 2009,
Christi Phillips
" Questions About Books and Writing SS: Who are your favorite authors? CP: Jane Austen
Edith Wharton
Kurt Vonnegut
Iain Pears
David Liss
John Irving
Michael Chabon
Ian McEwan
Tom Wolfe
Alison Lurie
Kate Atkinson
Philip Kerr
Evelyn Waugh
Nancy Mitford
Raymo..." ...More
" Questions About Books and Writing SS: Who are your favorite authors? CP: Jane Austen
Edith Wharton
Kurt Vonnegut
Iain Pears
David Liss
John Irving
Michael Chabon
Ian McEwan
Tom Wolfe
Alison Lurie
Kate Atkinson
Philip Kerr
Evelyn Waugh
Nancy Mitford
Raymo..." ...More
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Christi Phillips — The Devlin Diary
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Christi Phillips — The Devlin Diary
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"You're blindly following a tradition that says because women didn't leave behind voluminous records of their thoughts and deeds, then they didn't have any thoughts and deeds - they were just standing on the sidelines while history was made by men. Just because a woman didn't have a vote doesn't mean that she didn't have an informed opinion. It doesn't mean she was incapable of thinking or acting."
— Christi Phillips
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