Mollie Hardwick

Mollie Greenhalgh Hardwick was a renowned English author, born for her talent in writing novels that complemented television series. She is most famously known for her works based on the English television series "Upstairs, Downstairs" which was a huge success. Her writing provided depth and context to the characters and storylines of the series, giving fans a chance to further explore the world of the show.

Hardwick's passion for writing extended beyond "Upstairs, Downstairs" as she also created the "Doran Fairweather" novels, and wrote three books for the "Juliet Bravo" series. Furthermore, she was an admirer of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes and penned many books and plays inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's masterpieces. Hardwick's creativity and storytelling skills were not limited to any particular genre, making her a versatile and accomplished author.

In addition to her successful writing career, Mollie Hardwick was also a devoted wife to her fellow author, Michael Hardwick. The two married in 1961 and undoubtedly shared a deep connection through their mutual love for literature. Mollie Hardwick's legacy as an author continues to live on, inspiring new generations of readers and writers alike with her captivating stories and engaging characters. Her works remain a testament to her talent and passion for writing, leaving a lasting impact on the literary world.