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'''Sarah Caudwell''' is the pen name of '''Sarah Cockburn''' ([[1939]]-[[2000]]), a British barrister and mystery writer. | '''Sarah Caudwell''' is the pen name of '''Sarah Cockburn''' ([[1939]]-[[2000]]), a British barrister and mystery writer. | ||
She is the creator of literary sleuth Professor [[Hilary Tamar]], whose [[gender]] was never revealed. | She is the creator of literary sleuth Professor [[Hilary Tamar]], whose [[gender]] was never revealed. Although she writes only non-SFnal works, her works are of interest to SFnal readers. | ||
== Bibliography == | == Bibliography == | ||
Revision as of 20:48, 15 May 2007
Sarah Caudwell is the pen name of Sarah Cockburn (1939-2000), a British barrister and mystery writer.
She is the creator of literary sleuth Professor Hilary Tamar, whose gender was never revealed. Although she writes only non-SFnal works, her works are of interest to SFnal readers.
Bibliography
Novels
- Thus Was Adonis Murdered (1981)
- The Shortest Way To Hades (1985)
- The Sirens Sang Of Murder (1989)
- The Sibyl In Her Grave (2000)
Collaborations
- The Perfect Murder (1991), with Jack Hitt & others.
- "Cryptic Crime Acrostic" puzzles, with Michael Z. Lewin (1993, 1994)
Short Fiction
- "An Acquaintance with Mr. Collins" (1990)
- "Malice Among Friends" (1997)
- "The Triumph of Eve" (2001)
External Links
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