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Books
Book Sellers, Buyers, Publishers, Editors, Agents
(also see Librarians) |
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| Laura Alden |
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Beth Kennedy: recently
divorced mother of two, running the Children’s Bookshelf bookstore
and serving as PTA secretary, in Rynwood, near Madison, Wisconsin |
| Garrison Allen |
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Penelope Warren:
ex-Marine mystery bookstore owner, and Mycroft (Big Mike), a 25 pound
Abyssinian, in Empty Creek, Arizona |
| Lucy Arlington (joint pseudonym of Ellery Adams & Sylvia May) |
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Lila Wilkins: 45-year-old unemployed journalist working as an intern at a literary agency, in the utopian town of Inspiration Valley, North Carolina, in the Novel Idea mysteries |
| Esmahan Aykol |
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Kati Hirschel: 30-something
German owner of the only mystery bookshop in Istanbul, Turkey |
| Lorna Barrett (L.L. Bartlett) |
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Tricia Miles:
running a mystery bookstore, Haven’t Got a Clue,
and the cat Miss Marple, in fictional small-town Stoneham, New Hampshire,
a town full of bookstores |
| Lenny Bartulin |
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Jack Susko: used
book dealer and amateur sleuth in Sydney, Australia |
| Ali Brandon (Diane A.S. Stuckart) |
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Darla Pettistone: owner of a bookstore in Brooklyn, New York, and her cat Hamlet, in the Black Cat Bookshop mysteries |
| Carole Buggé |
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Claire Rawlings: book editor with a 12-year-old ward, in New York City |
| Kate Carlisle |
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Brooklyn Wainwright:
a rare book expert in San Francisco, California, in the Bibliophile
mysteries |
| Elizabeth Daly |
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Henry Gamadge: author, bibliophile, and forgery expert, in New York City |
| Cindy Daniel |
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Hannah Fogarty: opening a new bookstore in her old home town of Destiny, Texas |
| Vicki Delany |
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Gemma Doyle: transplanted Englishwoman returning to run her Great Uncle Arthur’s Sherlock Holmes Bookshop and Emporium, along with Moriarty the cat, in West London on Cape Cod, Massachusetts |
| John Dunning |
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Cliff Janeway: cop and rare book expert, in Denver, Colorado |
| Bruce Graeme |
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Theodore Terhune: young bookseller in a quiet little town in England |
| Carolyn G. Hart |
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Annie Laurance: mystery book store owner, and Max Darling, investigator, in Broward’s Rock, South Carolina, in the Death on Demand series |
| Joan Hess |
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Claire Malloy: small-town bookstore owner in Farberville, Arkansas |
| Charlotte Hinger |
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Lottie Albright:
editor for the county historical society in a small town in western
Kansas |
| Julie Kaewert |
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Alex Plumtree: publisher in London, England, in the Booklover mysteries |
| Allison Kingsley (Kate Kingsbury) |
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Clara Quinn, returning home from New York City to work in Raven’s Nest Bookstore owned by her cousin Stephanie, in rural Maine |
| Josh Lanyon |
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Adrien English: mystery writer and bookseller, in Los Angeles, California |
| Roy H. Lewis |
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Matthew Coll: antiquarian bookseller and former British military intelligence agent, in Dorset, England |
| Richard & Frances Lockridge |
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Jerry North:
book publisher, and his wife Pam, along with Bill Weigand and Sergeant Mullins, police officers, in New York City |
| Christopher Lord |
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Simon Alastair: gay bookstore owner and amateur sleuth in fictional Dickens Junction, Oregon |
| Marianne MacDonald |
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Dido Hoare: bookseller in London, Englan |
| T.J. MacGregor |
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Mira Morales: bookstore owner and psychic, in Tango Key, Florida, |
| Elizabeth C. Main |
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Jane Serrano:
40-something widow working in Thornton’s Books in fictional
Juniper, Oregon |
| William Martin |
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Peter Fallon: antiquarian bookseller involved in Harvard intrigues, and later hunting historical treasures with Evangeline Carrington, in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Vincent McCaffrey |
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Henry Sullivan:
30-something book hound, in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Marlys Millhiser |
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Charlie Greene:
female literary agent in Hollywood, California |
| Walter Mosley |
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Paris Minton: Watts bookstore owner, and the dangerous but principled Fearless Jones, in 1950s Los Angeles, California |
| Robert J. Randisi & Christine Matthews |
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Gil Hunt: bookstore owner, and Claire Hunt, a local celebrity, in St. Louis, Missouri |
| Sheila Simonson |
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Lark Dodge: bookseller in Shoalwater, Washington |
| Larry D. Sweazy |
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Marjorie Trumaine, a professional book indexer and farm-wife in 1960s North Dakota |
| Judith Van Gieson |
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Claire Reynier: buyer of rare books for the University of New Mexico library in Albuquerque, New Mexico |
| Wayne Warga |
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Jeffrey Dean: ex-CIA
courier and journalist, now a rare book dealer, in Los Angeles,
California |
| Gayle Wigglesworth |
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Claire Gulliver: middle-aged librarian turned travel bookshop owner |
| M.K. Wren |
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Conan Flagg: bookstore owner and former intelligence agent, in Oregon |
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