Ann Wroe
Ann Wroe is the obituaries editor of The Economist and has written its weekly obituary for two decades. She is the author of eight previous works of non-fiction, including biographies of Pontius Pilate (shortlisted for the Samuel Johnson Award and the W.H. Smith Award), Perkin Warbeck, Shelley, Orpheus (winner of the Criticos Prize) and St. Francis. Lifescapes is her most recent book and was shortlisted for the James Tait Black Prize for Biography. She lives in Brighton and London.
Ann Wroe is the obituaries editor of The Economist and has written its weekly obituary for two decades. She is the author of eight previous works of non-fiction, including biographies of Pontius Pilate (shortlisted for the Samuel Johnson Award and the W.H. Smith Award), Perkin Warbeck, Shelley, Orpheus (winner of the Criticos Prize) and St. Francis. Lifescapes is her most recent book and was shortlisted for the James Tait Black Prize for Biography. She lives in Brighton and London. See less
Ann Wroe's Featured Books
Ann Wroe book reviews
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Orpheus: The Song of Life
I have read and re-read Ann Wroe's "Orpheus" several times. It is the most thoughtful and enchanting exploration of the human spirit (via the ur-myth of all art and religion) that I have yet ... Read More
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Pontius Pilate
Historical Fiction
Not so historical. More literary invention of probables Read More
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Pilate
title Deceptive
This title and Pilate an Invented Man are the same not different books.
It also is a literary invention of probably what Pilate was. Not so historical. Read More