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Fremlin, Celia

Born in Kent, Celia Fremlin (1914-2009) went on to read classics and then philosophy at Somerville College, Oxford. She married Elia Goller in 1942 and had three children. In 1960 she received the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Allan Poe award. Famous for creating terrifying suspense from ordinary domestic situations in her many crime novels and short stories, she won the Edgar for Best Novel in 1958 with THE HOURS BEFORE DAWN.

Celia Fremlin is an astonishing writer, who explores that nightmare country where brain, mind and self battle to establish the truth. She illuminates her dark world with acute perception and great wit. - Natasha Cooper

To read an obituary written by Rebecca Tope of Red Herring Magazine please click here

Year	Titles	Articles	Reviews
1994	King of the World
1993	The Echoing Stones
1991	Dangerous Thoughts
1990	Listening in the Dusk
1982	The Parasite Person
1980	With No Crying
1977	The Spider Orchid
1975	The Long Shadow
1972	Appointment With Yesterday
1969	Possession
1966	Prisoner's Base
1965	The Jealous One
1962	The Trouble Makers
1961	Seven Lean Years
1959	Uncle Paul
1958	The Hours Before Dawn

Short Story Collections		Articles	Reviews
2017	The Last Day in Spring in ''Deadlier''
1984	A Lovely Day To Die & Other Stories
1974	By Horror Haunted
1970	Dont Go to Sleep in the Dark