Veronica Stallwood Explained
Veronica Stallwood is the author of a series of novels set in Oxford[1] and featuring Kate Ivory, historical novelist and often reluctant sleuth.[2] [3] Kate uses her skills in historical research to good effect in investigating events from the past on which several of the plots turn. Stallwood is also the author of two non-series novels.
Stallwood was born in London and lived in Athens and Beirut as a teenager. She moved from Belgium to Oxford where she worked for a publisher and as a cataloguer in the Bodleian Library and elsewhere, moving later to the village of Charlbury, north-west of Oxford.[3]
Bibliography
- Deathspell (1992)
- Death and The Oxford Box (1993)
- Oxford Exit (1994)
- Oxford Mourning (1995)
- Oxford Fall (1996)
- Oxford Knot (1998)
- Oxford Blue (1998)
- Oxford Shift (1999)
- The Rainbow Sign (1999)
- Oxford Shadows (2000)
- Oxford Double (2001)
- Oxford Proof (2002)
- Oxford Remains (2004)
- Oxford Letters (2005)
- Oxford Menace (2007)
- Oxford Ransom (2011)[4] [5] [6]
Notes and References
- May. Radmila. October 2000. Murder most Oxford. Contemporary Review. 277. 1617. 232–9.
- Reisz. Matthew. 17 April 2008. In at the kill. Times Higher Education.
- News: Michele. Nayman. Outsider who found a niche. 2006-05-08. The Oxford Times. 2014-11-10.
- Web site: Veronica Stallwood. 27 April 2017.
- Web site: Oxford Ransom: Veronica Stallwood. Crime Time. 2011-10-14. 2014-11-10.
- Web site: The Rainbow Sign: Veronica Stallwood: Books - chapters.indigo.ca. 23 July 2012. 27 April 2017. dead. https://archive.today/20120723031635/http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/The-Rainbow-Sign-Veronica-Stallwood/9780747260646-item.html. 23 July 2012.
