H.G. Parry

H.G. Parry is a New Zealand author known for her imaginative blend of history, fantasy, and literary charm. She gained critical acclaim with her debut novel, "A Declaration of the Rights of Magicians," which reimagines the French Revolution and abolition movement through a magical lens. Her other works include "The Unlikely Escape of Uriah Heep," a clever tale about literary characters escaping into the real world, and "The Scholar and the Last Faerie Door." Parry holds a PhD in nineteenth-century literature, which infuses her writing with rich historical detail and literary sophistication. She lives in New Zealand.