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Hello everyone! How are you? Today we bring you a complete biography of JK Rowling in a solo five minutes, without saying more, we begin !!
Joanne Rowling, is a writer, producer of British film and screenwriter, known for being the author of the Harry Potter book series, which has surpassed the five million million sold ejemplares. In February 2004, Forbes magazine indicated that Rowling's fortune amounted to 576 million pounds sterling, converting her into the first person in hacking million writing books. She is the richest woman in the United Kingdom, and much more rich than Isabel II.
Rowling born on July 31, 1965 in Yate United Kingdom, is the first married couple formed by Peter James Rowling, an aeronautical engineer, and Anne Volant, a scientific scientist. From the years after her birth, the family was completed with her minor sister Dianne. Rowling was a precocious writer and she was the only one to read her story of fantasies that she wrote in a very early age.
The family moved to Winterbourne, a pueblo located very close to her native city, when she had four years. She attended primary school Michael's Primary School and her secondary studies at Wyedean School and College, where her mother gave classes of science. Her years of adolescence made her unhappy. Her home life was shaken by her mother's illness, which suffered multiple sclerosis, and complicated by a relationship with her priest that she did not speak. Once she completed her secondary studies, she enrolled at the University of Exeter (after being rejected at Oxford) from where she graduated in classical and French philology, a title that allowed me to work as a bilingual secretary and teacher of English.
In 1990, she was waiting for a train with four hours of delay that would take her from Manchester to London, and she would take inspiration from what would be her masterpiece: the adventures of the young wizard of magic and Harry Potter. Al returning her to her department at Clapham Junction, she started writing immediately. That same year her mother died, but she had to profit for three years against her illness. Her change was a very hard blow for her, because she was the only person who supported her idea of ​​being a writer.
She later moved to Oporto (Portugal) to work as a teacher of English. She was there with Jorge Arantes, with whom she married in October 1992 and after a few years, Jessica. But the marriage lasted a while, ending this same year. In 1993, Joanne moved to Edinburgh (Scotland) with her daughter, to be near her sister. In her suitcase she will take the papers that contain the first three chapters of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Piedra". In spite of being unfulfilled and creating her hija with state subsidies, Joanne Rowling continued to write to complete her first novel. She mostly lives in cafeterias, especially in Nicolson.
In 1995, Rowling finally finished the manuscript of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Piedra". The book was sent to sweet editorials, as they rejected the manuscript. A little later, she received the approval (after £ 1500) from editor Barry Cunningham for Bloomsbury, a small British editorial in London, England.
In June 1997, Bloomsbury published the first edition of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Piedra" with an initial edition of 1,000 copies, 500 of which were distributed in public libraries. The book was published under the name of J. K. Rowling because the editor considered that it would be difficult to sell to young readers a book written by a woman. The K that appears in her name makes reference to her paternal abuela, Kathleen.
The book received several prizes for children's literature and became a bestseller with speed. The next books of the series, "Harry Potter and the secret chamber" and "The prisoner of Azkabán", consolidated the inaugural fame and gave rise to an extraordinary literary phenomenon (...)
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