Rebecca Stott
Rebecca Stott is a writer and broadcaster. She writes both fiction and non-fiction, is affiliated to the Cambridge history of science department and is Professor of English Literature and Creative Writing at UEA. Her work, in radio writing, fiction and non-fiction, weaves together history, literature and the history of science. She is the author of the non-fiction book Darwin and the Barnacle and the novel GHOSTWALK.
Previous Books:
The Coral Thief (HB 9780297851370 Feb 10);
Ghostwalk

Author Bibliography
The Coral Thief
Rebecca Stott
9780753827109 $22.99 Paperback - B Format January 2011
A young scientist becomes involved with a mysterious band of antiquities robbers in the heady atmosphere of nineteenth-century Paris. A powerful and thrilling novel from the author of GHOSTWALK. (Full details)
The Coral Thief
Rebecca Stott
9780297851370 $55.00 Hardback February 2010
A young scientist becomes involved with a mysterious band of antiquities robbers in the heady atmosphere of nineteenth-century Paris. (Full details)
Ghostwalk
Rebecca Stott
9780753823576 $22.99 Paperback - B Format April 2008
A stunning literary ghost-story of entanglement and obsession; ambition and betrayal - set in present-day Cambridge, but entangled with the 17th century. (Full details)
Upcoming Events
Authors at the Sydney Writers Festival
01 May 2012 - 25 May 2012
What Makes Us Tick? Author Hugh Mackay appearing in Hornsby
17 Jul 2012 - 17 Jul 2012




