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Website. www .facebook .com /MarthaRofheartAuthor. Martha Rofheart (born Martha Jane Jones, 1917–1990) was an American writer of historical novels, an actress and early in her career, a model.
Martha's writing roots. After her first marriage ended, Martha remarried Ralph Rofheart, an art director and advertising executive, by whom she had one child Evan. Soon after her son was born, she chose to be a full-time mother, and she stopped pursuing acting. In the late 1960s she began working as a freelance advertising copywriter.
19 de jun. de 1990 · June 19, 1990. Genre. Historical Fiction. edit data. Martha Jones Rofheart was an actress and a novelist, inspired by her grandfather's stories of their Welsh ancestors. ...more. Combine Editions. Martha Rofheart’s books. Average rating: 3.97 · 787 ratings · 81 reviews · 18 distinct works • Similar authors. More books by Martha Rofheart…
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1 de ene. de 1974 · Martha Rofheart. 3.70. 27 ratings9 reviews. Out of history legend and the cloud drifts of Sappho's own poetry Martha Rofheart has spun a dazzling tale - a life of high adventure brutal war political intrigue and poignant romance.
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miércoles, 10 de febrero de 2016. Martha Rofheart, La Fortuna por la espada. [Fortune made his sword] Quiero comenzar las entradas, hablando de un maravilloso texto que fue a parar a mis manos. La Fortuna por la espada escrito por Martha Rofheart (cuyo nombre real era Martha Jane Jones). Sobre la autora se puede decir que nació en 1917, en ...
Many of Martha’s novels were translated into German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and Serbian. In May 2013, The Alexandrian was translated and published in Italy by Castelvecchi. Based upon her, "outstanding contribution to Modern fiction", with the publication of “Glendower Country”, Rofheart was elected on November 21, 1974, A DAUGHTER of MARK TWAIN, by Cyril Clemens and the Mark Twain Journal.
1 de ene. de 1972 · Fortune Made His Sword is a 1972 novel by Martha Rofheart that tells the story of Henry V by dividing it into six “books” narrated by five different characters and tracing his life from childhood to death and an epilogue seven years after his death.
