Pseudonym of Edith Mary Pargeter. She was born in Horsehay,
Shropshire. After school she was employed as a chemist's assistant. At
the outbreak of the war she enlisted with the WRNS. Her first novel was an historical one. When her following
novels proved to be unsuccessful, she turned to crime fiction. Her early
mystery novels were published under different pseudonyms. She also continued
writing historical novels. She is the creator of:
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Titles and year of publication:
'Brother Cadfael' Novels | |
1) A Morbid Taste for Bones | 1977 |
2) One Corpse to Many | 1979 |
3) Monk's-Hood (Silver Dagger Award) | 1980 |
4) Saint Peter's Fair | 1981 |
5) The Leper of Saint Giles | 1981 |
6) The Virgin in the Ice | 1982 |
7) The Sanctuary Sparrow | 1983 |
8) The Devil's Novice | 1983 |
9) Dead Man's Ransom | 1984 |
10) The Pilgrim of Hate | 1984 |
11) An Excellent Mystery | 1985 |
12) The Raven in the Foregate | 1986 |
13) The Rose Rent | 1986 |
14) The Hermit of Eyton Forest | 1987 |
15) The Confession of Brother Haluin | 1988 |
16) The Heretic's Apprentice | 1989 |
17) A Rare Benedictine (short stories) | 1989 |
18) The Potter's Field | 1989 |
19) The Summer of the Danes | 1991 |
20) The Holy Thief | 1992 |
21) Brother Cadfael's Penance | 1994 |
'George Felse' Novels | |
1) Fallen Into the Pit | 1951 |
2) Death and the Joyful Woman (Edgar Award) | 1961 |
3) Flight of a Witch | 1964 |
4) A Nice Derangement of Epitaphs | 1965 |
5) The Piper on the Mountain | 1966 |
6) Black Is the Colour of My True-Love's Heart | 1967 |
7) The Grass-Widow's Tale | 1968 |
8) The House of Green Turf | 1969 |
9) Mourning Raga | 1969 |
10) The Knocker on Death's Door | 1970 |
11) Death to the Landlords! | 1972 |
12) City of Gold and Shadows | 1973 |
13) Rainbow's End | 1978 |
Other Novels | |
1) Death Mask | 1959 |
2) The Will and the Deed | 1960 |
3) Funeral of Figaro | 1962 |
4) The Horn of Roland | 1974 |
5) Never Pick Up Hitch-Hikers! | 1976 |
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