Kerri Maniscalco
Kerri Maniscalco: Author of Dark, Romantic Fiction
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Kerri Maniscalco is a contemporary American author known for her dark and romantic fiction novels. She often goes by her full name, Kerri Maniscalco.
Birth and Death Dates
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Kerri Maniscalco was born on February 17, 1986. Unfortunately, there is no information available about her passing.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Maniscalco holds American nationality and works as a young adult fiction author.
Early Life and Background
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Growing up in New York City, Kerri Maniscalco developed an interest in the supernatural and horror genres. Her passion for storytelling led her to become an avid reader of Gothic literature and romance novels. After completing her education, she pursued a career as a writer, specializing in young adult fiction.
Major Accomplishments
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Maniscalco's breakthrough novel, "Stalking Jack the Ripper," was published in 2016 by Jimmy Patterson Publishing. The book became an instant success, praised for its unique blend of historical fiction and dark romance elements. Since then, she has written several successful novels within her "Kingsman" series.
Notable Works or Actions
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Some of Kerri Maniscalco's notable works include:
Stalking Jack the Ripper (2016): a young adult historical mystery novel that tells the story of Audrey Rose Wadsworth, a teenage girl who aspires to become an anatomist.
Hunting Prince Dracula (2017): a sequel to "Stalking Jack the Ripper," where Audrey Rose and her brother return for another adventure in Victorian London.
* Escaping from Houdini (2018): the third installment of Maniscalco's series, featuring a new protagonist while continuing the story of Audrey Rose.
Impact and Legacy
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Kerri Maniscalco has gained recognition within the young adult fiction community for her unique voice and ability to craft captivating characters. Her works often explore themes of identity, power dynamics, and personal growth, resonating with readers worldwide.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Maniscalco's work is frequently mentioned alongside other popular young adult authors due to its distinctive blend of genres. The author's dedication to crafting compelling stories has earned her a significant following among readers who appreciate dark and romantic fiction.
By exploring the world of Gothic literature, romance novels, and historical mystery, Kerri Maniscalco has carved out a niche for herself within the young adult fiction market. Her unique voice and writing style have made her a prominent figure in contemporary literature.
Quotes by Kerri Maniscalco
Kerri Maniscalco's insights on:
I do agree that love is wonderful, I began slowly, not wanting to offend, but there's also a certain magic in being perfectly content with one's own company. I believe greatness lies within. And is ours to harness or unleash at will.
If it’s a confession you’re after, I’m afraid you won’t find it here. I’ve not killed anyone or anything. Except a few mosquitoes. And I don’t feel too apologetic about that, especially after they took off with a hefty amount of blood and left wicked itching.
I think you’ve broken one of my ribs. Was that really necessary? Next time you tackle me, be sure it’s in one of our bedchambers.
I assure you I’m more than capable of hearing whatever you’ve come to say, Brother. The only thing that might kill me is the unwarranted suspense.
Please assist me with any advice you may possess. I’m much better equipped to extract a heart than encourage one, it seems.
Why must I either be docile and decent, or curious and wretched? I was a decent girl, even if I spent my spare time reading about science theories and dissecting the dead.
It seemed an awful thing for a medical tool to be called a breadknife when its purpose was to carve into specimens and not baked goods.
This is what they should be teaching us. Not vampire lore regarding a man who died centuries ago. Do you think it’s medically possible to open my cranium and stuff the pages inside? Perhaps the ink will leach in and create some sort of compound reaction.
I would not be treated as if my mind were inferior because I’d been blessed with the ability to bear children. I mentally screamed at myself to let it pass, but I couldn’t obey the simple command, consequences be damned.