Susanna Clarke

Susanna Clarke spent over ten years writing Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell.

Susanna Mary Clarke (

Susanna Mary Clarke (born 1 November 1959) is an English author best known for Susanna Mary Clarke's debut novel Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell (2004), a Hugo Award-winning alternative history.

Susannah Clarke

The cause of this was the discovery of a wonderful book, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susannah Clarke, all about magic and faerie in England.

Clarke

Clarke began writing Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell in 1992; ten years later Clarke submitted the manuscript for publication.

as a Jane Austen pastiche

Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell is a fantasy tale written as a Jane Austen pastiche, right down to using obsolete spellings of common words.

breakout talents following television writer Peter Harness's scripts for both Doctor Who and Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell

This section culminates in a pair of interviews with television writer Peter Harness, whom Sandifer identifies as one of 2015’s breakout talents following television writer Peter Harness's scripts for both Doctor Who and Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell.

jimbobmitch

jimbobmitch wrote: Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, by Susanna Clarke.

by Susanna Clark

I've just finished reading Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clark and it is quite a tour de force.

Neil Gaiman

IWhat about Temeraire and the other books based around the Regency era - there's one about werewolves and Russia that I can't remember the name of and of course Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, Neil Gaiman of course delves into historical fantasy with some of Neil Gaiman's work.

that Susana Clarke ’s best known as the author of the sprawling fantasy masterpiece Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell

any circumstances’s unexpectedly slim, considering that Susana Clarke ’s best known as the author of the sprawling fantasy masterpiece Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell.

an epic nineteenth-century tale ” combining the extraordinary imaginative skills of Philip Pullman with the witty, gently satirical prose style of Jane Austen”

At 1,000 pages long, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell is an epic nineteenth-century tale ”combining the extraordinary imaginative skills of Philip Pullman with the witty, gently satirical prose style of Jane Austen”.

among Emily Temple's top ten contemporary Dickensian novels, ,

Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell is among Emily Temple's top ten contemporary Dickensian novels, April Genevieve Tucholke's top five books with elements that echo Norse myth , and D.D. Everest's top ten secret libraries.

Jane Austen

A marvelous, original conception carried off with what looks like effortless grace, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell is a sprawling, lengthy epic in the heroic fantasy vein, but set in early 19th Century England and narrated in a style reminiscent of Charles Dickens and Jane Austen (and probably other Victorian authors of whom I’m ignorant.

The British author , known for Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrel,

The British author, known for Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrel, wrote the winning novel whilst struggling with a long-term chronic fatigue syndrome.

in a style reminiscent of Charles Dickens and (and probably other Victorian authors of whom I’m ignorant

A marvelous, original conception carried off with what looks like effortless grace, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell is a sprawling, lengthy epic in the heroic fantasy vein, but set in early 19th Century England and narrated in a style reminiscent of Charles Dickens and Jane Austen (and probably other Victorian authors of whom I’m ignorant.