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‘Absolutely divine!’ How Jilly Cooper changed the world – one bonkbuster at a time
Her romances were so intelligent, raunchy and outrageously readable that she created her own category, bewitching generations of readers
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theguardian.com
Jilly Cooper, author of Rivals and Riders, dies aged 88
The author of 18 ‘bonkbuster’ novels including Riders, Rivals and Bella has died following a fall
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independent.co.uk
‘Queen of joy’: Dame Jilly Cooper honoured by Rivals stars after death aged 88
Renowned author is being remembered as a ‘magical woman’ by cast of the hit Disney+ adaptation
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telegraph.co.uk
Queen leads tributes to Dame Jilly Cooper after her death aged 88
May her hereafter be filled with impossibly handsome men and devoted dogs, says the Queen
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bbc.com
Dame Jilly Cooper: Undisputed queen of the joyous British bonkbuster
The best-selling author of novels including Rivals wrote glamorous tales of love, lust, and horses.
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dailymail.co.uk
Jilly Cooper dies aged 88
The Rivals author was famed for her raunchy romance novels, selling more than 12million books in her career.
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nytimes.com
Jilly Cooper, Widely Popular Romance Novelist, Is Dead at 88
A prolific British writer and keen observer, she sold millions of copies of her juicy, sometimes racy “Rutshire Chronicles” series.
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How Dame Jilly Cooper delighted fans with cameo appearance in Rivals
The 'Queen of the bonkbuster' was famed for her raunchy romance books, selling more than 12million copies throughout her glittering career.
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Queen leads tributes to 'wonderfully witty friend' Dame Jilly Cooper
Rivals author died aged 88 after a fall, with Queen wishing her a "hereafter filled with impossibly handsome men and devoted dogs".
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Dame Jilly Cooper obituary
Author whose bestselling novels, including Riders and Rivals, were set deep in an English countryside where the natives pursued land, sports, and each other, with lust and gusto
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lemonde.fr
Jilly Cooper, known for her novels filled with sex, snobbery and fun, dies at 88
The British author's publishing house confirmed her passing in a statement on Monday. She was best known for a series of romantic novels known as The Rutshire Chronicles,…
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‘A bit silly’: What TV bosses got wrong about Jilly Cooper’s wonderful books
‘A group of people saw Jilly’s work as naff but another group saw it as dangerous and sexy,’ said ‘Rivals’ showrunner Dominic Treadwell-Collins
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‘Absolutely divine!’ How Jilly Cooper changed the world – one bonkbuster at a time
Her romances were so intelligent, raunchy and outrageously readable that she created her own category, bewitching generations of readers
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In Jilly Cooper Super land, almost all sex was ‘fun fun fun’
As the former editor of the ‘Erotic Review’, Rowan Pelling explains why Jilly Cooper’s champagne-fuelled, hedonistic spirit and unabashed emphasis on flirtation was her…
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How Jilly Cooper transformed bonking in Britain
The ‘Rivals’ author, whose death was announced yesterday, helped us talk more openly about sex
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‘A sparkle that extends beyond fiction’: readers on what Jilly Cooper meant to them
Fans pay tribute to the author’s escapist tales, her real-life largesse and her unexpected passions
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Revealed: Jilly Cooper's huge fortune - and who are set to inherit it
The undisputed queen of the 'bonkbuster' sold more than 11 million books in the UK alone during her prolific career as one of Britain's most-popular female authors.