Via Sarah Weinman comes news that New Hampshire author William G. Tapply, creator of the Brady Coyne and Stoney Calhoun series, died last night at age 69. His fans can look forward, though, to more of his work. Tapply’s third Calhoun novel, Dark Tiger, is due out from Minotaur Books in September.
UPDATE: Jiro Kimura of The Gumshoe Site notes that Tapply has yet another novel in the publishing works: The Nomination, a suspense thriller due out next year.
READ MORE: “Author William Tapply Dies,” by Marshall Cutchin (MidCurrent); “William Tapply, 69, Prolific Writer of Mysteries, Non-fiction,” by Bryan Marquard (The Boston Globe).
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
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