Kate Atkinson

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Kate Atkinson Net Worth 2022

Kate Atkinson 's revenue is $1.9M in 2022. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Kate Atkinson and could vary in the range between $670.4K - $1.4M.

Kate Atkinson Net Worth 2021

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Kate Atkinson Net Worth 2020

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Kate Atkinson Net Worth 2019

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Kate Atkinson Net Worth 2018

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Kate Atkinson Net Worth 2017

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Kate Atkinson Net Worth 2016

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British writer Keith Atkinson became famous for her bestselling detective novels. The author's path to fame was long: the woman had been looking for her own style for several decades before becoming the owner of prestigious awards and the Order of the British Empire for literary achievement. Her works are appreciated for their clear syllable, charismatic characters and dashingly twisted plot.

Kate was born in York on December 20, 1951. The girl's father ran a pharmacy, and the family lived in an apartment directly above it. Her parents were never married, although they lived together - the mother could not divorce her first husband due to wartime legal formalities, and therefore the future writer had the status of an illegitimate child.

Atkinson first attended a private school and then at Queen Anne's Grammar School. Her passion for literature and love of reading predetermined her further path, and at the university the girl began to study literature, giving preference to American authors.

In 1974, Keith graduated from the University of Dundee in Scotland, where she continued her scientific work, exploring aspects of postmodernism in the work of US writers. The woman planned to get her doctorate, but was unable to pass the exam tests. After the failure, Atkinson did not abandon her passion for American novelists, which influenced her own literary handwriting. She was more interested in Kurt Vonnegut and Donald Bartelm than others.

Atkinson admits that until the age of 30 she did not think about becoming a writer, preferring the role of a reader. The first novel, The Museum of My Secrets, was published when the author was 43 years old. The book made a big splash, as it was unexpectedly awarded the Whitbread Prize, beating eminent competitors. For most, the writer was a no-name at that time, although she began publishing stories in the early 1980s.

The debut novel is set in York, and therefore readers are trying to find echoes of the writer's biography in it. However, in the confusing story about 4 generations of the Ruby Lennox family, there is not much of the author's personal experience. With her subsequent works, Keith confirmed her reputation as a master of postmodern prose.

Real fame came to the writer after the publication in 2004 of "Crimes of the Past" - a detective novel that marked the beginning of the series about Jackson Brody and formed the basis of the BBC series. The bibliography of the cycle continued with the volumes "Turning for the Better", "Should We Wait for Good News?" and "A little light, with the dog alone."

Many storylines are intertwined in detective stories, and it is sometimes difficult to understand the abundance of characters, but the analysis of cleverly tied threads gives the reader research pleasure. Atkinson's multi-layered novels captivate with an unexpected mixture of wit and melancholy, without descending to the level of entertaining reading for housewives.

Kate got married as a student and in 1974 gave birth to a daughter, Eve, but she lived with her husband for only 2 years. The woman made an attempt to happily arrange her personal life in 1982, having moved to Edinburgh with her second husband, a teacher from Scotland. In this marriage, another daughter, Helen, was born. Now the writer already has several grandchildren.

Atkinson does not like to give interviews and go to writing parties, preferring to spend his free time at home.

In the summer of 2019, fans of Kate Atkinson's creativity received a long-awaited gift: after an almost 10-year hiatus, the writer released another book from the series about Jackson Brody. The Big Sky novel was released in the UK on June 25 and continued the story of the complex and attractive detective from Cambridge.

Readers learn about Kate's creative plans on her personal website and on the official Facebook page, where a woman publishes photos of books, news and announcements. The writer does not conduct “Instagram”.

1995 - Museum of My Secrets 1997 - Human Croquet 2000 - Soaring in the Clouds 2004 - Crimes of the Past 2006 - A Turn for the Better 2008 - Should We Wait for Good News? 2010 - "A little light, with a dog together" 2013 - "Life after life" 2015 - "Gods among people" 2019 - "Big sky"