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Stephen Booth (1) (1952–)

Author of Black Dog

For other authors named Stephen Booth, see the disambiguation page.

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About the Author

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Series

Works by Stephen Booth

Black Dog (2000) 808 copies
Dancing With the Virgins (2001) 531 copies
Blood on the Tongue (2002) 509 copies
Blind to the Bones (2003) 466 copies
One Last Breath (2004) 453 copies
The Dead Place (2005) 419 copies
Scared to Live (2006) 389 copies
Dying to Sin (2007) 286 copies
The Kill Call (2009) 207 copies
Lost River (2010) 198 copies
The Devil's Edge (2011) 189 copies
Dead and Buried (2012) 168 copies
The Corpse Bridge (2014) 165 copies
Already Dead (2013) 164 copies
The Murder Road (2015) 131 copies
Secrets of Death (2017) 106 copies
Dead in the Dark (2017) 91 copies
Fall Down Dead (2018) 74 copies
Drowned Lives (2019) 51 copies
Claws (2007) 49 copies
3 Cooper and Fry Mysteries (2014) 14 copies
Top Hard (2012) 12 copies

Associated Works

Murder Underground (1934) — Introduction, some editions — 326 copies
Death on the Cherwell (1935) — Introduction, some editions — 283 copies
The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime 8 (2011) — Contributor — 28 copies

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Canonical name
Booth, Stephen
Birthdate
1952
Gender
male
Nationality
UK
Country (for map)
UK
Birthplace
Burnley, Lancashire, England, UK
Places of residence
Burnley, Lancashire, England, UK (birth)
Blackpool, Lancashire, England, UK
Nottinghamshire, England, UK
Education
Birmingham City University (formerly Birmingham Polytechnic)
Occupations
journalist
goat breeder
Organizations
Toggenburg Breeders Society (past president)
Agent
Teresa Chris (Teresa Chris Literary Agency)
Short biography
A former newspaper journalist, Stephen Booth is the author of 17 novels in the Ben Cooper and Diane Fry series, all set in and around England’s Peak District national park, and featuring two Derbyshire police detectives. In the UK, he has been shortlisted four times for CWA Daggers and is a winner of the Dagger in the Library. In the USA, he has twice won the award for Best British Crime Novel of the Year and is an Anthony Award nominee. Stephen's books are translated into 16 languages, and are currently in development for a TV series. He also leads crime writing workshops and teaches courses for Writing School East Midlands.

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Reviews

Well written, yet a bit tedious. Reckon I’m not much into family dramas. Quit at the halfway mark.
 
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nitrolpost | 2 other reviews | Mar 19, 2024 |
This series is deeply focused on the area (the Peak district), its history, its geography, its people. The mysteries are well thought out, and effective at keeping you guessing. And such interesting characters.
 
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majkia | 8 other reviews | Sep 29, 2022 |

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Works
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Members
5,480
Popularity
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Rating
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Reviews
177
ISBNs
350
Languages
10
Favorited
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