Margaret Maron
A founding member of Sisters in Crime, Margaret Maron took the mystery field by storm. She's been nominated for every major mystery award and has a host of winnings to her credit, including Edgars, Anthonys, Agathas, and Macavity. Her novel The Bootlegger's Daughter was the first time any single novel won all four of those awards.
Maron was born in North Carolina. While attending college and working for the Pentagon, she met a naval officer. She dropped out of school to marry him and traveled with him to New York, Paris, and then back to North Carolina.
She began writing short stories and poetry. It wasn't until the last 70s that she decided to try her hand at novel writing.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Sigrid Harald Mysteries |
Deborah Knott Mysteries |
One Coffee With |
Bootlegger’s Daughter |
Death of a Butterfly |
Southern Discomfort |
Death in Blue Folders |
Shooting at Loons |
The Right Jack |
Up Jumps the Devil |
Baby Doll Games |
Killer Market |
Corpus Christmas |
Home Fires |
Past Imperfect |
Storm Track |
Fugitive Colors |
Uncommon Clay |
Slow Dollar |
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Others: |
High Country Fall |
Bloody Kin |
Rituals of the Season |
Late George Apley |
Winter's Child |
Last Lessons of Summer |
