About Nancy Pickard
Nancy Pickard has charmed the world with her Jenny Cain mysteries. A queen among mystery writers, she has been president of Sister in Crime, served on the board of directors of the Mystery Writers of America, and has won numerous awards including an Anthony, Shamus, Macavity, and Agatha (the only author to ever win all four of them). She's received additional nominations for all of those awards plus the Edgar, and American Mystery Awards.
Born in 1945, Pickard earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from the Univeristy of Missouri-Columbia and then spent several years working as a reporter, editor, and freelance writer. At age 35, she began writing fiction.
Since then, her books have been published in countries all around the world from Australia to Japan to Sweden to Spain.
Born in 1945, Pickard earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from the Univeristy of Missouri-Columbia and then spent several years working as a reporter, editor, and freelance writer. At age 35, she began writing fiction.
Since then, her books have been published in countries all around the world from Australia to Japan to Sweden to Spain.
Series
Jenny Cain
1. Generous Death (1984)
2. Say No to Murder (1985)
3. No Body (1986)
4. Marriage Is Murder (1987)
5. Dead Crazy (1988)
6. Bum Steer (1989)
7. I.O.U. (1991)
8. But I Wouldn't Want to Die There (1993)
9. Confession (1994)
10. Twilight (1995)
1. Generous Death (1984)
2. Say No to Murder (1985)
3. No Body (1986)
4. Marriage Is Murder (1987)
5. Dead Crazy (1988)
6. Bum Steer (1989)
7. I.O.U. (1991)
8. But I Wouldn't Want to Die There (1993)
9. Confession (1994)
10. Twilight (1995)
Eugenia Potter
4. The 27 Ingredient Chili Con Carne Murders (1992) (with Virginia Rich)
5. The Blue Corn Murders (1998)
6. The Secret Ingredient Murders (2001)
4. The 27 Ingredient Chili Con Carne Murders (1992) (with Virginia Rich)
5. The Blue Corn Murders (1998)
6. The Secret Ingredient Murders (2001)
Novels
Naked Came the Phoenix (2001) (with Nevada Barr, Mary Jane Clark, Diana Gabaldon, J A Jance, Faye Kellerman, Laurie R King, Val McDermid, Pam and Mary O'Shaughnessy, Anne Perry, J D Robb, Lisa Scottoline and Marcia Talley)
The Virgin of Small Plains (2006)
The Scent of Rain and Lightning (2010)
The Virgin of Small Plains (2006)
The Scent of Rain and Lightning (2010)
Collections
Murder, They Wrote (1997) (with Mary Daheim, Jane Dentinger, Marjorie Eccles, Sally Gunning, Jean Hager, Ellen Hart, Kate Kingsbury, Janet Laurence, Marlys Millhiser)
Storm Warnings (1999)
By Hook or By Crook: And 27 More of the Best Crime and Mystery Stories of the Year (2010) (with Dana Cameron, Mary Higgins Clark, Max Allan Collins, Dennis Lehane, Laura Lippman, Marcia Muller, Kris Nelscott, S J Rozan and Luis Alberto Urrea)
Storm Warnings (1999)
By Hook or By Crook: And 27 More of the Best Crime and Mystery Stories of the Year (2010) (with Dana Cameron, Mary Higgins Clark, Max Allan Collins, Dennis Lehane, Laura Lippman, Marcia Muller, Kris Nelscott, S J Rozan and Luis Alberto Urrea)
Series contributed to
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
Seven Steps on the Writer's Path: The Journey from Frustration to Fulfillment (2003) (with Lynn Lott)
Anthologies containing stories by Nancy Pickard
Short stories
| It Had to Be You (1997) |
Awards
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Links to other websites
| nancypickardmysteries. |
Nancy Pickard recommends
 Then Hang All the Liars (1989) (Samantha Adams, book 2) Sarah Shankman "Terrific! Sam Adams is witty, sexy and smart, and so are Shankman's mysteries." |  A Bite of Death (1991) (Dog Lover's Mystery, book 3) Susan Conant "I'd award it Pop Dog honor!" |  Cold Call (1993) (Iris Thorne, book 1) Dianne Pugh "Robert B. Parker had Boston, Sara Paretsky Chicago, and now L.A. belongs to Dianne [Emley]." |
 Murder in Scorpio (1995) (Elizabeth Chase, book 1) Martha C Lawrence "One of the most engaging mysteries I've ever read. There's no tougher critic than a Virgo, and this Virgo says Murder in Scorpio is flawless." |  In The Dead of Summer (1995) (Amanda Pepper, book 6) Gillian Roberts "The Dorothy Parker of mystery writers." |  The Main Line Is Murder (1995) (Ginger Barnes Main Line, book 1) Donna Huston Murray "A new star rises in the cozy mystery firmament." |
 Death-Fires Dance (1996) (Margo Simon) Janice Steinberg "Sparkles with wit and suspense." |  Dog Eat Dog (1996) (Melanie Travis, book 3) Laurien Berenson "These are charming mysteries." |  Hair of the Dog (1997) (Melanie Travis, book 4) Laurien Berenson "These are charming mysteries." |
 The Spring Cleaning Murders (1998) (Ellie Haskell, book 8) Dorothy Cannell "If there's anybody funnier than Dorothy Cannell, I don't want to meet her until my sides stop aching." |  In the Still of the Night (2000) (Grace and Favor, book 2) Jill Churchill "Agatha Christie is alive and well and writing under the name Jill Churchill." |  Shop Till You Drop (2003) (Dead-End Job, book 1) Elaine Viets "Wit, murder, and sunshine...it must be Florida. I love this new series by Elaine Viets." |
 The Night Villa (2008) Carol Goodman "Visit The Night Villa: Carol Goodman's luminous prose and superb storytelling will keep you entertained into the late hours." |  The Wedding Shawl (2011) (Seaside Knitters Mystery, book 5) Sally Goldenbaum "The Seaside Knitters are a wonderful group of friends." |  Deadly Currents (2011) (RM Outdoor Adventures Mystery, book 1) Beth Groundwater "An exciting ride from the very first chapter, with a courageous heroine in a fascinating line of work." |
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