Australian author Kerry Greenwood, who created the famous Miss Phryne Fisher, the pearl-handled-pistol-toting star of the Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries, has died at age 70.

Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries is an Australian television mystery/drama series that is based on author Kerry Greenwood's series of Phryne Fisher detective novels. Detective Phryne Fisher (Essie ...

Fiona Eagger and Deb Cox, producers of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, wrote: “She was our friend, inspiration, and the kindest and most supportive human we have worked with. “We will miss ...

Australian author Kerry Greenwood has died at age 70. The novelist, lawyer and playwright was best known for her Phryne Fisher novels, a historical crime series set in Melbourne that was adapted ...

An ABC TV adaptation of the series, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2012), starred Essie Davis in the lead role and ran for three seasons. A spin-off set in the 1960s, Ms Fisher's Modern Murder ...

set in 1920s Melbourne and adapted into the popular television series Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. She also wrote the Corinna Chapman books and several plays and non-fiction titles. Her partner ...

David Greagg and Kerry Greenwood in a cameo appearance on Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. Credit: What this meant in practice was that when she was faced with a genuinely deserving hard-luck ...

But she lives on in her books, and in our hearts."  Her cause of death has not been made public, but Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries publisher Allen & Unwin said she passed away after a ...

Kerry Greenwood, the Australian author behind the crime-thriller book series Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, has died, aged 70. Added11 days ago Police are investigating after a Sydney mother was ...

set in 1920s Melbourne and adapted into the popular television series Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. She also wrote the Corinna Chapman books and several plays and non-fiction titles.

It wasn’t uncommon to hear Americans and Brits fawn over the cosy appeal of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. There was an antipodean pride that, in those pre-Bluey days, a character born in Collingwood ...