Born on March 16, 1952, Alice Hoffman is an acclaimed American author, distinguished for her remarkable literary achievements in the genres of young-adult and children's literature, where her unique narrative voice and storytelling prowess have captivated readers of all ages. Her most iconic and enduring work, the 1996 novel "Practical Magic", received widespread critical acclaim and was subsequently adapted into a 1998 film of the same name, further cementing her status as a prominent literary figure. Hoffman's distinctive writing style often masterfully blends elements of magic realism, seamlessly integrating enchanting and extraordinary aspects, alongside subtle undertones of irony and unconventional romantic relationships, thereby creating a distinctive narrative voice that is both captivating and memorable.
Alice Hoffman
73 · Born: Mar 16, 1952
