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Steve Hockensmith


USA flag (b.1968)

Steve Hockensmith is the author of the New York Times bestseller Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of the Dreadfuls and several other novels, including the Edgar Award finalist Holmes on the Range. He lives in Alameda, California.
 


Genres: Historical Mystery, Children's Fiction, Cozy Mystery, Western, Horror, Mystery
 
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   Naughty (2010)
   Blarney (2012)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   Cadaver in Chief (2012)
   Frank (2022)
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Books containing stories by Steve Hockensmith
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Black Cat Weekly #45 (2022)
(Black Cat Weekly, book 45)
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Death of a Bad Neighbour (2022)
edited by
Jack Calverley

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Award nominations
2022 Macavity Award for Best Mystery Short Story (nominee) : Curious Incidents
2015 Edgar Award for Best Juvenile (nominee) : Nick and Tesla's Super-Cyborg Gadget Glove
2008 Anthony Award for Best Short Story (nominee) : Dear Dr. Watson
2007 Shamus Award for Best First PI Novel (nominee) : Holmes on the Range
2007 Edgar Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : Holmes on the Range
2007 Dilys Award for Best Book (nominee) : Holmes on the Range
2007 Anthony Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : Holmes on the Range
2006 Shamus Award for Best PI Short Story (nominee) : The Big Road
2006 Macavity Award for Best Mystery Short Story (nominee) : The Big Road
2006 Barry Award for Best Short Story (nominee) : The Big Road
2005 Shamus Award for Best PI Short Story (nominee) : Tricks


Steve Hockensmith recommends
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Crimes Against Nature (2024)
Robert Lopresti
"Don't pick up Crimes Against Nature just because it's for a good cause. (A bunch of good causes, actually.) Pick it up because it's packed with great stories from some of the best crime writers working today. You'll be glad you did - and so will Mother Nature."
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Dead Eleven (2023)
Jimmy Juliano
"An unforgettable collage of mystery, suspense and mounting dread. With his debut novel, Jimmy Juliano cranks the amp on creepy chills up to 11."
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Murder Goes to Market (2020)
(Marketplace , book 1)
Daisy Bateman
"Murder Goes to Market is perfect for any reader in the market for mystery. You'll find a puzzling whodunnit, an endearing amateur sleuth to root for and, in bucolic San Elmo, California, a setting you'll wish you could visit. And it's all handcrafted by the finest local artisans. (Well, or wonderfully written by Daisy Bateman, anyway.) Plop a copy into your shopping basket today!"

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