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From Booklist , September 15, 1998 This useful reader's-advisory tool updates Silk Stalkings: When Women Write of Murder, published by Black Lizard Press in 1988. Nearly 200 characters created since 1976 are discussed at length, arranged by categories such as historical mysteries, academia, private eyes, and "senior sleuths." Copyright© 1998, American Library Association. All rights reserved The author, Nichols/Thompson--c/o Victoria@Microtech.com--or SusanAyers@aol.com , May 17, 1998 Classic, enjoyable reference to women writing mystery series This comprehensive survey of series characters created by women authors in crime and mystery fiction--1867-1997--is the culmination of 15 years of reading and original research. The book is a blend of useful, factual data and engaging narrative and will appeal to mystery fans, booksellers, librarians, and will be a valuable resource for university courses in literature and women's studies. The first half of the book categorizes 187 characters created since 1976 by profession, avocation or... read more
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An indispensable guide to women who write mystery series.
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December 28, 1998
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I loved the first Silk Stalkings, and am thrilled with the new edition, which contains well-researched, cross-indexed information about my favorite kind of author--women who write series mysteries. The book is cross-referenced and chock full of information, not the least of which are lists of authors with all their psuedonyms for those who write under more than one name. I couldn't do without this book.
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