Kerry Greenwood is an Australian author born on June 17, 1954. She is best known for her Phryne Fisher series of historical mystery novels, but has also written other popular books such as Corinna Chapman, Delphic Women, Stormbringer, The Broken Wheel, Cave Rats, and Feral. Her works span a variety of genres, from mystery to fantasy.
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💰 Net worth: $16 Million (2024)
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About
Famous for her Phryne Fisher series of historical mystery novels, she is also notable for her Corinna Chapman, Delphic Women, and Stormbringer books, as well as for such standalone titles as The Broken Wheel (1996), Cave Rats (1997), and Feral (1998).
Before Fame
She earned bachelor's degrees in English and Law from the University of Melbourne and worked as a defense attorney before publishing her debut novel, Cocaine Blues, in 1989.
Trivia
Her young adult novel The Three-Pronged Dagger (2002) won the Davitt Award. Her other honors include the Aurealis Award (for The Broken Wheel) and the Ned Kelly Award for lifetime contribution to the crime writing genre.
Family Life
She was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, and is the long-term partner of David Greagg.
Associated With
She is a contemporary of fellow Australian crime fiction Writer and young adult author Jennifer Rowe.