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Kate Mosse is a British writer. She is known for her book "The Lost Labyrinth" (2005), which has been published in more than 37 languages. More

Kate Mosse is a British writer. She is known for her book "The Lost Labyrinth" (2005), which has been published in more than 37 languages.

Kate Mosse attended Chichester High School and New College in Oxford. She is a journalist, presents for BBC TV and radio programs and is co-founder and director of the Orange Prize, a renowned English literature prize. She is an active member of the Royal Society of Arts and has been recognized for her dedication to the arts.

Her first novel, "The Eskimokus" (Eskimo Kissing), was published in 1996. The thriller, "Crucifix Lane" followed in 1998. Shorter stories appeared in various magazines.

After years of research, the bestseller "Het Verloren Labyrinth" (Labyrinth) was published in 2005. The first part of a trilogy set in the Languedoc. The second part, "The Forgotten Tomb" (Sepulchre) appeared in 2007. Both books have a double storyline, a historical and a contemporary one. The third part "Citadel" was published in September 2012.

Her two non-fiction books are: "Becoming a Mother", a guide to pregnancy and birth and "The House": a look behind the scenes of the "Royal Opera House" in Covent Garden.

Kate Mosse currently writes columns for several leading British magazines.

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