Haddam, Jane, 1951-

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Jane Haddam is the pseudonym mystery novelist Orania Papazouglou uses in writing her long-running series of Gregor Demarkian mysteries. Demarkian has been called the "Armenian-American Poirot," reflecting that Haddam's novels are written within the cozy mystery tradition of Agatha Christie, being more cerebral than action-oriented, with thoughtful social observation and character development as central to her work as clever plotting as. Articulate and well-observed dialogue is a key feature of her work. Haddam sets much of her work in suburbs, well-observed communities with serene surfaces hiding the evils of human nature. Start with: Not a Creature was Stirring
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Haddam, Jane, 1951-
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http://www.janehaddam.com/
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1951-
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Jane Haddam is the pseudonym mystery novelist Orania Papazouglou uses in writing her long-running series of Gregor Demarkian mysteries. Demarkian has been called the "Armenian-American Poirot," reflecting that Haddam's novels are written within the cozy mystery tradition of Agatha Christie, being more cerebral than action-oriented, with thoughtful social observation and character development as central to her work as clever plotting as. Articulate and well-observed dialogue is a key feature of her work. Haddam sets much of her work in suburbs, well-observed communities with serene surfaces hiding the evils of human nature. Start with: Not a Creature was Stirring
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