Elizabeth Foxwell
Born and raised in central New Jersey, Elizabeth Foxwell
studied for a semester in London and holds a bachelor's of
science degree in journalism from the University of
Maryland-College Park and a master's degree in liberal
studies with distinction from Georgetown University. Since
meeting Barbara Mertz (aka Elizabeth Peters/Barbara
Michaels) in 1984 and subsequently dragooned into service
with Malice Domestic Ltd., Foxwell's life has never been
the same. In addition to her mystery work, she has
worked in various editorial capacities for Georgetown
University, the Society for American Archaeology, and the
American Bar Association, and now works as a managing
editor for three scholarly journals at Heldref
Publications. Foxwell's research interests include early female
mystery writers and women's service in wartime----
especially
medical service. She wrote her master's thesis on feminist
and pacifist Vera Brittain, author of the World War I
autobiography Testament of Youth, and authored a chapter on
Testament of Youth in the book Women's Life-writing:
Finding Voice, Building Community (Popular Press).
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Books
The Sunken Sailor
April 6, 2004
During a weekend house party in a proper English village, a
body is discovered at the bottom of a pond tied to a
submerged statue of Neptune.
And the weekend Read more...
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