Barbara Taylor Bradford dies, leaving a literary legacy
- Barbara Taylor Bradford was an internationally acclaimed author who sold over 90 million copies of her books worldwide.
- She received many accolades in her career, including honorary doctorates and recognition by Queen Elizabeth.
- Her passing marks the end of a storied career that inspired millions of readers and writers.
Barbara Taylor Bradford, an influential author known for her best-selling novels, passed away at the age of 91. With a career spanning several decades, Bradford gained international acclaim for her sweeping epic stories that frequently focused on strong female characters. Her works included notable titles such as 'A Woman of Substance,' which was adapted into a miniseries nominated for two Emmys. She had published 40 novels, selling more than 90 million copies worldwide in over 90 countries and translated into more than 40 languages. Bradford was recognized with numerous accolades, including honorary doctorates and a prestigious appointment by Queen Elizabeth. Her final novel, 'The Wonder of It All,' was released in 2023, demonstrating her enduring commitment to storytelling until the end.