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Elizabeth Wein (1964-) is an American-born Scottish writer, best known for YoungAdult HistoricalFiction. While her sixth-century Arthurian-Aksumite saga Literature/TheLionHunters (1993-2008) was critically praised but not a commercial success, she won wide recognition for ''Literature/CodeNameVerity'' (2011), about female spies and pilots in World War II, which became the first in the loosely-connected Young Pilots series. Much of Wein's fiction draws on her experience in hobbies like change-ringing, poetry, and flying small planes, and on settings where she has lived, such as Cheshire, Jamaica, Pennsylvania, and Scotland.
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Elizabeth Wein (1964-) is an American-born Scottish writer, best known for YoungAdult HistoricalFiction. While her sixth-century Arthurian-Aksumite saga Literature/TheLionHunters (1993-2008) was critically praised but not a commercial success, she won wide recognition for ''Literature/CodeNameVerity'' (2011), (2012), about female spies and pilots in World War II, which became the first in the loosely-connected Young Pilots series. Much of Wein's fiction draws on her experience in hobbies like change-ringing, poetry, and flying small planes, and on settings where she has lived, such as Cheshire, Jamaica, Pennsylvania, and Scotland.
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Elizabeth Wein (1964-) is an American-born Scottish writer, best known for YoungAdult HistoricalFiction. While her sixth-century Arthurian-Aksumite saga Literature/TheLionHunters (1993-2008) was critically praised but not a commercial success, she won wide recognition for ''Literature/CodeNameVerity'' (2011), about female spies and pilots in World War II, which became the first in the loosely-connected Young Pilots series. Much of Wein's fiction draws on her experience in hobbies like change-ringing, poetry, and flying small planes, and on settings where she has lived, such as Cheshire, Jamaica, Pennsylvania, and Scotland.
See a complete list of her work on her website, [[https://www.elizabethwein.com/ elizabethwein.com]].
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!!Works by Elizabeth Wein
* Literature/TheLionHunters
** ''The Winter Prince'' (1993)
** ''A Coalition of Lions'' (2003)
** ''The Sunbird'' (2004)
** ''The Lion Hunter'' (2007)
** ''The Empty Kingdom'' (2008)
* Young Pilots
** ''Black Dove, White Raven'' (2015)
** ''The Pearl Thief'' (2017)
** "Something Worth Doing" in ''Firebirds Soaring'' (2009)
** ''Literature/CodeNameVerity'' (2011)
** ''Literature/RoseUnderFire'' (2013)
* Other aviation fiction
** ''Literature/CobaltSquadron'' (2017)
** "Chasing the Wind" in ''Firebirds'' (2003)
** "Chain of Events" in ''Rush Hour: Reckless'' (2006)
** "The Color of the Sky" in ''A Tyranny of Petticoats'' (2016)
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See a complete list of her work on her website, [[https://www.elizabethwein.com/ elizabethwein.com]].
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!!Works by Elizabeth Wein
* Literature/TheLionHunters
** ''The Winter Prince'' (1993)
** ''A Coalition of Lions'' (2003)
** ''The Sunbird'' (2004)
** ''The Lion Hunter'' (2007)
** ''The Empty Kingdom'' (2008)
* Young Pilots
** ''Black Dove, White Raven'' (2015)
** ''The Pearl Thief'' (2017)
** "Something Worth Doing" in ''Firebirds Soaring'' (2009)
** ''Literature/CodeNameVerity'' (2011)
** ''Literature/RoseUnderFire'' (2013)
* Other aviation fiction
** ''Literature/CobaltSquadron'' (2017)
** "Chasing the Wind" in ''Firebirds'' (2003)
** "Chain of Events" in ''Rush Hour: Reckless'' (2006)
** "The Color of the Sky" in ''A Tyranny of Petticoats'' (2016)
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