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Jonathan Santlofer


USA flag (b.1946)

Jonathan Santlofer is the author of five novels and a highly respected artist whose work has been written about and reviewed in the New York Times, Art in America, Artforum, and Arts, and appears in many public, private, and corporate collections. He serves on the board of Yaddo, one of the oldest artist communities in the country. Santlofer lives and works in New York City.
 

Awards: Nero (2008)

Genres: Mystery, Thriller, Historical
 
Series
Kate McKinnon
   1. The Death Artist (2002)
   2. Color Blind (2004)
   3. The Killing Art (2005)
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Nate Rodriguez
   1. Anatomy of Fear (2007)
   2. The Murder Notebook (2008)
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Novels
   No Rest for the Dead (2011) (with others)
   Inherit the Dead (2013) (with others)
   The Last Mona Lisa (2021)
   The Lost Van Gogh (2024)
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Anthologies edited
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Series contributed to
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Non fiction show
 
Books containing stories by Jonathan Santlofer
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Black Cat Weekly #151 (2024)
(Black Cat Weekly, book 151)
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Crime Hits Home (2022)
(Mystery Writers of America Presents)
edited by
S J Rozan

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Awards
2008 Nero Award : Anatomy of Fear

Jonathan Santlofer recommends
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The Estate (2024)
Sarah Jost
"The world of art is blown wide open in Sarah Jost's The Estate, as her protagonist's gift for literally entering works of art unlocks a mystery and the truth in a novel that is at once fantastic, romantic and always exciting."
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A Man of Lies (2023)
Ben Crane
"With a seven-feet-tall antihero protagonist, dialogue as rapid as gunfire, Ben Crane's A Man of Lies is fast, fun, dark, witty, and immediately visual, a tale of murder and revenge that fires on every possible cylinder."
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They Believed They Were Safe (2022)
Cordelia Frances Biddle
"In a tale of conflicted affections and obsession, of abuse and memory, the past resonates in the present to expose a friendship and explode a marriage with tragic consequences. They Believed They Were Safe is complex, masterful storytelling at its best deftly mixing tragedy with courage and ultimately with survival."

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