William G. Tapply (1940–2009)
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Sobre El Autor
William G. Tapply was born in Waltham, Massachusetts on July 16, 1940. He graduated from Harvard University in 1963. He wrote more than 40 books during his lifetime including the Brady Coyne mysteries series, the Stoney Calhoun Novel series, and numerous non-fiction books about fly fishing and the mostrar más outdoors. He was also a contributing editor for Field and Stream, a columnist for American Angler, and part of The Writer magazine editorial board. He was an English professor at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts and ran The Writers Studio at Chickadee Farm with his wife Vicki Stiefel. He died on July 28, 2009 after a battle with leukemia. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
Series
Obras de William G. Tapply
The Orvis Pocket Guide To Fly Fishing for Bass: When, Where, and How to Catch Largemouths and Smallmouths (2003) 2 copias
Hell Bent, Brady Coyne Mysteries 1 copia
Brady Coyne Omnibus 1 copia
The Secret History 1 copia
Client Privilege 1 copia
The Dutch Blue Error 1 copia
Obras relacionadas
Reader's Digest Select Editions: Even Money / The Sign / The Christmas Promise / Hell Bent (2010) — Autor — 2 copias
Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Nombre canónico
- Tapply, William G.
- Nombre legal
- Tapply, William George
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 1940
- Fecha de fallecimiento
- 2009-07-28
- Género
- male
- Nacionalidad
- United States of America
- Lugares de residencia
- Hancock, New Hampshire, USA
- Ocupaciones
- academic
writer in residence
columnist
magazine editor - Relaciones
- Stiefel, Vicki (wife)
- Biografía breve
- William G. Tapply is the author of about 40 books, including more than two dozen New England-based mystery novels. He is a Contributing Editor for Field & Stream, a columnist for American Angler, and a member of the Editorial Board for The Writer magazine. Tapply is a professor of English at Clark University in Worcester, MA, where he is the Writer in Residence. He and his wife, novelist Vicki Stiefel, run The Writers Studio at Chickadee Farm. Tapply lived in Hancock, New Hampshire.
Miembros
Reseñas
The Elements of Mystery Fiction: Writing a Modern… por William G. Tapply
Good read to help you understand what goes into making a mystery novel. Although I think the writing advice would apply to almost any genre.
This is the first book by Tapply I have read and I am glad to have discovered this author through the goodreads reviews of author / reviewer James Thane.
Brady Coyne is an excellent character that has survived for a long time in the world of fiction. He seems to be a gentleman with a solid conscience and a quick wit. The plot of Follow the Sharks is interesting, with an intriguing story and some well made characters in addition to Brady. It moves at an optimum pace, and the descriptions of places, people and the action are very enjoyable.
This one is a fine book to spend a lazy weekend with, and I did just that.… (más)
Brady Coyne is an excellent character that has survived for a long time in the world of fiction. He seems to be a gentleman with a solid conscience and a quick wit. The plot of Follow the Sharks is interesting, with an intriguing story and some well made characters in addition to Brady. It moves at an optimum pace, and the descriptions of places, people and the action are very enjoyable.
This one is a fine book to spend a lazy weekend with, and I did just that.… (más)
Rare stamps, lawyers, collectors, and experts. I thought I might have wandering into a Lawrence Block novel. Block, as we know, is a philatelist as is Keller, one of his characters. Tapply must be, too. I've always liked Tapply's books. They are often intricately plotted and populated with interesting characters. Eventually, I'll read all of them.
Good mystery. I didn't read the prior books, but that didn't seem to hurt at all. The twist with the real murder surprised me and really worked.
I liked that Brady read Moby Dick to put himself to sleep. I agree with his feelings about the chapter on whales' tails.
I would like to read the earlier books in the series.
I liked that Brady read Moby Dick to put himself to sleep. I agree with his feelings about the chapter on whales' tails.
I would like to read the earlier books in the series.
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- Obras
- 58
- También por
- 10
- Miembros
- 3,119
- Popularidad
- #8,194
- Valoración
- 3.7
- Reseñas
- 109
- ISBNs
- 246
- Idiomas
- 3
- Favorito
- 8
