Walter Satterthwait

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Walter Satterthwait (born March 23, 1946 in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , † February 26, 2020 ) was an American crime novelist.

Satterthwait was a world-traveled author who had tried his hand at several professions before he managed to get his novels into a publisher. His novels, which are set in a variety of locations, also benefited from this. B. in Kenya, Germany, France and Santa Fe (New Mexico), where he mainly lived.

In addition to the fictional detectives, of whom there are two series, real people appear again and again in his books, such as B. Oscar Wilde ( Oscar Wilde in the Wild West ), Lizzie Borden ( Miss Lizzie ), Gertrude Stein , Ernest Hemingway ( masquerades ), Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini ( escapades ) and numerous other personalities of the 20s of the 20th century in the series with the Pinkerton detectives Beaumont & Turner.

Bibliography (selection)

Joshua Croft series

  • Wall of glass ( Wall of Glass , 1987)
  • With the dead in peace ( At Ease With the Dead , 1990)
  • A flower in the desert ( A Flower in the Desert , 1992)
  • The Hanged Man ( The Hanged Man , 1993)
  • Ans Dark accustomed ( Accustomed to the Dark , 1996)

Phil Beaumont & Jane Turner

  • Escapades ( Escapade , 1995)
  • Masquerades ( Masquerade , 1998)
  • Charades ( Cavalcade , 2005)

other books

  • Miss Lizzie ( Miss Lizzie , 1989)
  • Miss Lizzie returns
  • Oscar Wilde in the Wild West ( Wilde West , 1991)
  • The gold of Mayani ( The Gold of Mayani , 1995, stories)
  • Paper cuts ( Perfection , 2001)
  • Dead Horse , 2007

Radio play adaptations

Awards

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Walter Satterthwait. Retrieved March 29, 2020 .