Deanna Raybourn
Deanna Raybourn (born June 17, 1968) [1] is an American author of historical fiction and historical mysteries.
Raybourn was born in Fort Worth, Texas, but now lives in Williamsburg, Virginia. She graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio where she majored in English and History.[1]
Her first published novel, Silent in the Grave, was nominated for the Agatha Award for best new mystery of 2007.[2] Set in Victorian era England, the acclaimed series[1] has been optioned as a UK television series by Free@Last TV.[3][4]
Bibliography
Lady Julia Grey mysteries
- Silent in the Grave, 2007 (hardcover ISBN 978-0-7783-2410-2, mass market ISBN 978-0-7783-2524-6)
- Silent in the Sanctuary, 2008 (paperback ISBN 978-0-7783-2492-8, mass market ISBN 978-0-7783-2492-8)
- Silent on the Moor, 2009 (paperback ISBN 978-0-7783-2614-4, mass market ISBN 978-0-7783-0304-6)
- Dark Road to Darjeeling, 2010 (paperback ISBN 978-0-7783-2820-9)
- The Dark Enquiry, 2011 (paperback ISBN 9780778312376)
- Silent Night, 2012 (paperback ISBN 978-1-4592-3795-7)
- "Midsummer Night" novella, 2013 (e-book ISBN 978-1459254879)
- "Twelfth Night" novella, 2014 (e-book ISBN 978-1459256187)
- "Bonfire Night" novella, 2014 (e-book ISBN 978-1460338148)
Veronica Speedwell mysteries
- A Curious Beginning, 2015 (hardcover ISBN 978-0-4514-7601-2)
- A Perilous Undertaking, 2017 (hardcover ISBN 978-0451476159)
Other fiction
- The Dead Travel Fast, 2010 (paperback ISBN 978-0-7783-2765-3)
- Far in the Wilds novella prequel,[3] 2013 (e-book ISBN 978-1-4592-4909-7)
- A Spear of Summer Grass, 2013 (paperback ISBN 978-0-7783-1439-4)
- "Whisper of Jasmine" novella prequel, 2014 (e-book ISBN 978-1460329764)
- City of Jasmine, 2014 (paperback ISBN 978-0-7783-1621-3)
- Night of a Thousand Stars, 2014 (paperback ISBN 978-0-7783-1775-3)
Nonfiction
- chapter in Scribbling Women and the Real-Life Romance Heroes Who Love Them, 2014 (paperback ISBN 978-1310454141)
- contribution to The Mystery Writers of America Cookbook, 2015 (hardcover ISBN 978-1594747571)
References
- 1 2 3 "Meet the Writers: Deanna Raybourn". Barnes & Noble. 2007. Archived from the original on November 2, 2013.
- ↑ "Agatha Awards". Malice Domestic. 2008.
- 1 2 "From Deanna". Deanna Raybourn. Retrieved May 26, 2016.
- ↑ "Turning Great Stories into Great Drama". Free@Last TV. Free@Last TV Limited. Retrieved May 26, 2016.
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