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Great Women Mystery Writers
Mysteries are among the most popular books today, and women continue to be among the most creative and widely read mystery writers. This book includes alphabetically arranged entries on 90 women mystery writers. Many of the writers discussed were not even writing when the first edition of this book was published in 1994, while others have written numerous works since then. Writers were selected based on their status as award winners, their commercial success, and their critical acclaim. Each entry provides biographical information, a discussion of major works and themes, and primary and secondary bibliographies. The volume closes with appendices and a selected, general bibliography. Public library patrons will value this guide to their favorite authors, while students will turn to it when writing reports.
Information Literacy Instruction Handbook
Practical Pedagogy
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Great Women Mystery Writers
Mysteries are among the most popular books today, and women continue to be among the most creative and widely read mystery writers. This book gives students and general readers an overview of contemporary women mystery writers. Many of the writers discussed were not even writing when the first edition of this book appeared in 1994, while others have written numerous works since then. Writers were selected based on their status as award winners, their commerical success, and their critical claim. The volume provides alphabetically arranged entries on 90 great women mystery writers, including: BL Cara Black BL Sarah Caudwell BL Mary Higgins Clark BL Patricia Cornwell BL Amanda Cross BL Earlene Fowler BL Charlaine Harris BL Patricia Highsmith BL Sujata Massey BL Janet Neel BL Sara Paretsky BL And many more. Each entry provides a biography, a discussion of major works and themes, and primary and secondary bibliographies. The book closes with appendices of award winners and a selected, general bibliography. Public library patrons will value this guide to their favorite authors, while students will consult it when writing reports.
Literary Research and the American Modernist Era
Examines best current reference resources and strategies for doing research on American modernist era writers, with narrative coverage of archival collections, digital content and printed tools, as well as historical and electronic resources.
Samuel Blakesley of New Haven, Conn., and His Descendants
A genealogy of the descendants of Samuel Blakesley. He was a planter in Guilford, Connecticut in 1650. He married Hannah Potter on 3 December 1650. They moved to New Haven, Connecticut between 1653 and 1657. He died 17 May 1672.
