Robert Barnard
Robert Barnard was an English author renowned for his detective fiction, particularly cozy mysteries influenced by Agatha Christie, blending wit and social commentary. He published 45 mystery novels between 1974 and 2012, along with short stories and critical works, while working as a lecturer and professor of English in Australia and Norway before becoming a full-time writer in Leeds. He received awards including the Cartier Diamond Dagger and multiple Edgar nominations.
Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex, England
Nov 23, 1936
detective fiction
cozy mysteries
historical fiction
The Corpse at the Haworth Tandoori
School for Murder
A Murder in Mayfair
The Case of the Missing Brontë
Last Post: A Novel of Suspense
Dying Flames: A Novel of Suspense
A Stranger in the Family: A Novel of Suspense
Unholy Dying: A Crime Novel
A Charitable Body: A Novel of Suspense
A Fall from Grace: A Novel of Suspense
Last Post: A Novel of Suspense
The Graveyard Position: A Novel of Suspense
A stranger in the family
A Little Local Murder
Dying Flames: A Novel of Suspense
The Killings on Jubilee Terrace: A Novel of Suspense
Blood brotherhood
Sheer Torture
Intrusion Detection Systems
A Charitable Body
The Mistress of Alderley: A Novel of Suspense
A Stranger in the Family
Unholy Dying
No Place of Safety