Nancy Pickard
Nancy Pickard at Dick Brown's house in Kansas City

Nancy Pickard

Author of The Virgin of Small Plains: A Novel

Also known as: Pickard, Nancy Pickard, Nancy Pickard Editor, Nancy Editor: Pickard

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Nancy Pickard, creator of the acclaimed Jenny Cain mystery series, won the Anthony Award for Say No to Murder, a Macavity Award for Marriage is Murder, and two Agatha Awards for Best Novel, for Bum Steer (1990) and I.O.U. (1991). A former reporter and editor, she is a past president of Sisters in Crime. She splits her time between Kansas and Florida.
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