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Eva Verde

Eva Verde is a writer from
East London.

Her novels Lives Like Mine and In Bloom
are published by Simon and Schuster.

 

Eva's love song to libraries, I Am Not Your
Tituba forms part of Kit De Waal’s Common
People: An Anthology of Working-Class
Writers
. Eva’s words feature
in Marie Claire, Grazia, Elle, The Big Issue
and Women’s Health, also penning the new
foreword for the international
bestselling author Jackie Collins

Goddess of Vengeance.

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Them Girls will be published by

Simon and Schuster

in April 2026.

 

Eva lives in Essex with her husband,
daughters and favourite child

Steve the dog.

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​Known for her emotional and thought-provoking storytelling, Eva's novels explore themes of identity, class and self discovery, often with a savage thread of female rage. 

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Her stories are deeply domestic and connected to the ordinary beauty of everyday life, resonating with readers around the world - which never fails to amaze her. 

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Lives Like Mine

"Reads like a conversation and a confession. An exciting new voice and a joy to read."

- Kit De Waal

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"Full of grit & raw emotion... you still feel its emotional punch days after finishing."

- Heat

"Eva's writing breaks new ground in a confident and original voice."

- Yvvette Edwards

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"Lives Like Mine is an assured debut from a writer who is going to go far"

- Red

In Bloom

"A powerful mother-daughter tale"

- Closer

"A lovely book"

- Hello

"I loved Verde's debut, Lives Like Mine, and this is just raw and insightful"

- Good Housekeeping

"Authentic and relatable...I highly recommend this gorgeous book"

- Diana Anyawko

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"Bittersweet, funny, very real. I couldn't put it down"

- Louise Hare

By Joanie 

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