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Sharan Newman


USA flag (b.1949)

Sharan Newman won the 1999 Career Achievement Award for Historical Mystery by Romantic Times magazine. She lives on a mountainside in Oregon.

Awards: Macavity (1994)  see all

Genres: Mystery, Historical Mystery
 
Series
Guinevere
   1. Guinevere (1980)
   2. The Chessboard Queen (1983)
   3. Guinevere Evermore (1985)
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Catherine LeVendeur
   1. Death Comes as Epiphany (1993)
   2. The Devil's Door (1994)
   3. The Wandering Arm (1995)
   4. Strong as Death (1996)
   5. Cursed in the Blood (1998)
   6. The Difficult Saint (1999)
   7. To Wear the White Cloak (2000)
   8. Heresy (2002)
   9. The Outcast Dove (2003)
   10. The Witch in the Well (2004)
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Novels
   The Dagda's Harp (1976)
   The Sunken Sailor (2004) (with others)
   The Shanghai Tunnel (2008)
   Defending the City of God (2014)
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Collections
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Anthologies edited
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Books containing stories by Sharan Newman
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Femmes Fatales (2024)
Tales of the Shadowmen 7
edited by
Jean-Marc Lofficier and Rondy Loffircer
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Stop the World (2020)
Snapshots from a Pandemic
edited by
Taffy Cannon, Kate Flora, Lise McClendon and Gary Phillips

More books 


Awards
2005 Lefty Award for Best Historical Mystery Novel : The Witch in the Well
1994 Macavity Award for Best First Novel : Death Comes as Epiphany

Award nominations
1996 Agatha Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Strong as Death
1995 Agatha Award for Best Novel (nominee) : The Wandering Arm
1994 Dilys Award for Best Book (nominee) : Death Comes as Epiphany
1994 Anthony Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : Death Comes as Epiphany
1993 Agatha Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : Death Comes as Epiphany


Sharan Newman recommends
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A Twisted Vengeance (2017)
(Kate Clifford, book 2)
Candace Robb
"[A series] with plot twists as tangled and unexpected as the streets of Medieval York."
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Shadows in Scarlet (2001)
Lillian Stewart Carl
"Lillian's wicked sense of humor and her excellent scholarship put Shadows in Scarlet far above the usual novel of romantic suspense. I read it in one sitting, staying up far too late, because I had to know what would happen to Amanda and her most lively ghost. I found the book delightful, altogether a wonderful escape."

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