International Book Award Finalist
Grief... A Comedy is the "outstandingly uplifting" follow-up book to Larkin's hit solo show. "This is a story that could truly change your life."
ENTERTAINMENT NOW
"Real butterflies-in-stomach romance... a gorgeous love story!"
FEST MAGAZINE
"Leaves you believing joy really can be found after loss."
DAILY MAIL
What if your soulmate died...then came back to help you find love again?
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Independent Publisher Book Awards Gold Medalist
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SOVAS Awards Finalist for Outstanding Audiobook Narration (Author Performance), alongside Matthew McConaughey and John Green.
Alison Larkin talks with Gibraltar’s Minister for Culture.
I Found True Love in My 50s, My Fiance Died 5 Days After He Proposed
BBC Radio: Woman’s Hour Interview
“Engaging and beautiful … An uplifting and affirming experience.”
I finally found love after my divorce…
I found the love of my life at 50 — then my fiancé died
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A compulsively readable autobiographical novel about an adopted English woman who finds her birth parents – and herself – in the United States.
“The English American is a funny, charming and poignant book — the kind that you can’t resist reading in a single day.” —Chicago Sun Times
“Alison Larkin is hugely entertaining”
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Produced by Alison Larkin Presents
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Alison Larkin’s critically acclaimed narrations of Austen’s six completed novels – Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Emma, Northanger Abbey, and Persuasion – are brought together in this very special 200th anniversary audio edition
A new audiobook imprint showcasing high quality audio productions of classic English novels, contemporary mysteries, women’s fiction, non-fiction, YA, and more.
“(Larkin) approaches Austen as a satirist – she has genuine theatrical skill…The voice reveals all.”
The New Yorker
