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Books in Order: Spotlight on Natasha Pulley
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Renowned for her impressive storytelling abilities and distinctive narrative style stands the celebrated historical fiction author, Natasha Pulley. Born and raised in Cambridge, Natasha honed her literary talent at the prestigious University of Oxford where she studied English Literature. Further advancing her writing skills, she secured an MA in Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia.
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She was granted a scholarship by the Daiwa Anglo Japanese Foundation, leading her to explore Tokyo for eighteen months. During this immersive experience, she learned Japanese and conducted the crucial research for her first novel, “The Watchmaker of Filigree Street”. In 2016, Natasha ventured to the stunning landscapes of Peru to gain a deeper understanding and realistic backdrop for her acclaimed work, “The Bedlam Stacks”. Natasha now resides in Bath, Somerset, England, continuing to craft intricate tales that captivate her worldwide audience.
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Unveiling the Unique Writing Style of Natasha Pulley
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Natasha’s writing style is charmingly original, brimming with vivid descriptions and meticulously crafted characters that dance elegantly across every page. Her adroit amalgamation of historical accuracy with a touch of whimsical fantasy ensures readers are transported into extraordinary universes, time and again.
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Debuting as an author in 2015 with “The Watchmaker of Filigree Street” earning her a Betty Trask Award, solidified Natasha’s standing as a fresh and exciting voice in literature. The recurring themes within her stories are not only engaging and thought-provoking but also subtly throw light on societal undercurrents.
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Books in Order: An Exploration of Natasha Pulley’s Works
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Audiences have journeyed through time and continents with Pulley; here we invite you to do the same. Below is a detailed account of Natasha Pulley’s books in order of publication.
`Publication Order of Watchmaker Of Filigree Street Books
| The Watchmaker of Filigree Street | (2015) |    |
| The Lost Future of Pepperharrow | (2020) | |