Essays and short stories have appeared in the anthologies: Men to Boys, Mysterious North, Powers of Detection, Connotations, The Book of Tongass, and These United States: Leading American Writers on Their State in the Union. His poems have appeared in Alaska Quarterly Review, Connotations, The Seattle Times,Īnd New World Order, Runes, Wabash Magazine, and The Sonora Review. His paperbacks were published by SOHO Press and Bantam Books of New York. Straley's bestselling novels include: The Woman Who Married a Bear (1993 Shamus Award for Best First Private Eye Novel), The Curious Eat Themselves, The Music of What Happens (Spotted Owl Award for the best Northwest mystery of the year from the Friends of Mystery, Portland, Oregon), Death and the Language of Happiness, The Angels Will Not Care, and Cold Water Burning (nominated for best novel of the year by the Private Eye Writers of America). You are here: Home > Our Authors > Straley, John
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