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Jonathan Santlofer

(b.1946)

Jonathan Santlofer is the author of five novels and a highly respected artist whose work has been written about and reviewed in the New York Times, Art in America, Artforum, and Arts, and appears in many public, private, and corporate collections. He serves on the board of Yaddo, one of the oldest artist communities in the country. Santlofer lives and works in New York City.

Genres: Mystery

Series

Kate McKinnon
   1. The Death Artist (2002)
   2. Color Blind (2004)
   3. The Killing Art (2005)

Nate Rodriguez
1. Anatomy of Fear (2007)
2. The Murder Notebook (2008)

Novels

   No Rest for the Dead (2011) (with Jeff Abbott, Lori Armstrong, David Baldacci, Sandra Brown, Thomas H Cook, Jeffery Deaver, Diana Gabaldon, Tess Gerritsen, Andrew F Gulli, Lamia Gulli, Peter James, J A Jance, Faye Kellerman, Raymond Khoury, John Lescroart, Jeff Lindsay, Gayle Lynds, Alexander McCall Smith, Phillip Margolin, Michael Palmer, T Jefferson Parker, Matthew Pearl, Kathy Reichs, Marcus Sakey, Lisa Scottoline, R L Stine and Marcia Talley)
   Inherit the Dead (2013) (with C J Box, Lee Child, Mary Higgins Clark, John Connolly, Charlaine Harris and Lisa Unger)
   The Last Mona Lisa (2021)

Series contributed to

Akashic Drug Chronicles
The Marijuana Chronicles (2013)
The Drug Chronicles (2018) (with Joseph Mattson, Gary Phillips, Jerry Stahl and Jervey Tervalon)

Anthologies edited

The Dark End of the Street (2010) (with S J Rozan)
It Occurs to Me That I Am America (2018)

Non fiction

The Widower's Notebook (2018)

Jonathan Santlofer recommends

When Johnny Came Marching Home (2012)
William Heffernan
"Sliding back and forth in time--before, during, and after the Civil War--William Heffernan creates a powerful, intriguing, and complex novel about the intricacies of friendship and the devastating effects of war."

Afterlife (2020)
Julia Alvarez
"Ravishing and heartfelt, Afterlife explores the complexities of familial devotion and tragedy against a backdrop of a world in crisis, and the ways in which we struggle to maintain hope, faith, compassion and love. This is Julia Alvarez at her best and most personal."

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