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ABOUT MICHAEL
Michael Koryta is the author of five novels, including Envy the Night, which won the 2008 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for best mystery/thriller, and four entries in the Lincoln Perry series, which has earned nominations for the Edgar, Shamus, and Quill awards and won the Great Lakes Book Award. His work has been translated into more than fifteen languages. Michael's first novel, Tonight I Said Goodbye, an Edgar finalist, was published when he was just 21 and an undergraduate at Indiana University. A former private investigator and award-winning newspaper reporter, Michael now divides his time between Bloomington, Indiana, where he teaches at the Indiana University School of Journalism, and St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Bibliography
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(2011)
The Cypress House
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(2009)
The Silent Hour
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(2008)
Envy the Night
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(2007)
A Welcome Grave
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(2006)
Sorrow's Anthem
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- Legal name: Michael Koryta
- Birthdate: September 20, 1982 (age 29)
- Birthplace: Bloomington, Indiana, usa
- Nationality: American
- Gender: Male
- Official Website: http://www.michaelkoryta.com
- Genres: mystery, thriller, contemporary crime
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ABOUT MICHAEL
Michael Koryta is the author of five novels, including Envy the Night, which won the 2008 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for best mystery/thriller, and four entries in the Lincoln Perry series, which has earned nominations for the Edgar, Shamus, and Quill awards and won the Great Lakes Book Award. His work has been translated into more than fifteen languages. Michael's first novel, Tonight I Said Goodbye, an Edgar finalist, was published when he was just 21 and an undergraduate at Indiana University. A former private investigator and award-winning newspaper reporter, Michael now divides his time between Bloomington, Indiana, where he teaches at the Indiana University School of Journalism, and St. Petersburg, Florida.
