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'''Tracy Grant''' graduated from Stanford University, where she majored in British history and received the Firestone Award for Excellence in Research for her honor thesis. Her first novels were Regency romances written in her teen and undergraduate years, in collaboration with her mother, Joan Grant. Their first published novel was ''[[The Widow’s Gambit]]'' (May 1988).
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'''Tracy Grant'''’s first novels were Regency romances written in her teen and undergraduate years, in collaboration with her mother, Joan Grant. Their first published novel was a [[Zebra Regency Romance]] titled ''[[The Widow’s Gambit]]'', under the pseudonym [[Anthea Malcolm]] (May 1988).
  
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Tracy Grant lives in northern California and serves on the board of the Merola Opera Program, a training program for professional opera singers, coaches, and stage directors.
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Tracy Grant graduated from Stanford University, where she majored in British history and received the Firestone Award for Excellence in Research for her honor thesis. She lives in northern California and serves on the board of the Merola Opera Program, a training program for professional opera singers, coaches, and stage directors.
  
 
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Revision as of 23:08, 22 October 2008


Tracy Grant’s first novels were Regency romances written in her teen and undergraduate years, in collaboration with her mother, Joan Grant. Their first published novel was a Zebra Regency Romance titled The Widow’s Gambit, under the pseudonym Anthea Malcolm (May 1988).

Tracy Grant graduated from Stanford University, where she majored in British history and received the Firestone Award for Excellence in Research for her honor thesis. She lives in northern California and serves on the board of the Merola Opera Program, a training program for professional opera singers, coaches, and stage directors.

See Also

On the Web

Books

Fiction

Writing as Tracy Grant

Writing as Anna Grant, in collaboration with Joan Grant

Writing as Anthea Malcolm, in collaboration with Joan Grant

Novellas

Writing as Anthea Malcolm, in collaboration with Joan Grant

Series/Related Titles

Charles and Mélanie Fraser series

Lescaut series

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