Gail Honeyman

Born 1972

From Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom · Nationality: United Kingdom · Writes fiction

Photo: © Philippa Gedge

Books by Gail Honeyman in order

Books by Gail Honeyman in the order they were published, from Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine (2017) to Eleanor Oliphant Sta Benissimo (2018).

If you like Gail Honeyman

Fredrik BackmanAlso writes about a socially awkward, grieving protagonist whose gruff exterior hides warmth, in A Man Called Ove.
Rachel JoyceFollows an ordinary person on a journey that becomes a route to self-understanding, in The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, with a similar blend of gentle humour and sadness.
Kazuo IshiguroHis narrators are emotionally guarded and often unreliable, and the reader pieces together the past from what they avoid saying, as in The Remains of the Day.
Matt HaigWrites about loneliness and recovery with a light touch and a mix of humour and emotional honesty, in novels such as The Midnight Library.