British crime writer P.D. James, who brought realistic modern characters to the classical detective story, has died, publisher Faber and Faber said Thursday. She was 94. Subscribe to read this story ...
P.D. James, the British author whose cerebral murder mysteries brought a new level of sophistication to the genre and who created such enduring characters as the erudite but melancholy Scotland Yard ...
The British crime novelist's best-selling work was often likened to that of Agatha Christie and Arthur Conan Doyle By The Associated Press LONDON – P.D. James took the classic British detective story ...
It happened this past week . . . the passing of the writer widely regarded as "The Queen of Crime." For we learned of the death in England of Phyllis Dorothy James White . . . known to her readers as ...
British mystery author P.D. James wrote 18 crime novels — many with shocking, horrible endings. But, in a personal twist, James admitted to Fresh Air in 1987 that she has a deep fear of violence — and ...
LONDON—P.D. James, the celebrated British crime novelist who used her experience of working in psychiatric hospitals to create detective stories famed for their detail and depth, died Thursday at 94.
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