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Angelica Harris

 
  • Date of Birth: April 23
  • Place of Birth: New York City, NY
  • Gender: Female
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  • Official Website: http://www.angelicaharris.com
  • Genres: Fantasy Fiction, Historical Fiction, Arthurian

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Angelica Harris was born April 23rd in New York City from a diverse European Family. She attended William Cullen Bryant High School where her love for writing was ignited by her schoolteachers before she attended Hunter College where she majored in Liberal Arts and Theatre. As a young woman Harris interned at the Roundabout Theatre Off Broadway in New York City. She acted at her Community theatre and lent her Cosmetology talents doing hair and makeup and creating designs for many of the local shows. Harris also worked on the Sci-Fi Soap Dark Shadows. Angelica has always had a passion for Medieval History, especially the Arthurian Period. She is the author of titles The Quest for Excalibur and Excalibur and the Holy Grail. Harris had her first book revised in 2005 with her editor Andrea Howe. In 2004 Angelica partnered with Corey Blake, literary development director with LA Film Lab Entertainment and Writers of the Round Table for the development of her third book, Excalibur Reclaims Her King (Blake will adapt the screenplay in 2007 for production in 2008) Harris and Blake were recently invited to speak about their work at the Virginia Reading Conference.

In addition to her Novels, Angelica was recently commissioned by the Titanic Museum in Florida and Nova Scotia to further develop a short story/historical piece for display in the museums. Ms. Harris enjoys Fencing and belongs to the Woodside Fencing Club. Though she was raised Catholic, Angelica enjoys the study of the Wicca Faith. In her third book, Harris has invented a Pagan language using the Druid language she studied from Celtic mythology to create the linguistics of the speech.

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