Keeping tabs on authors in LINKcat: Nelson DeMille

 

Lots of his books in the system but most are sitting on the shelves.

Source:  South Central Library System LINKcat online catalog

New York Times, 9/20/2024

Nelson DeMille, a beloved and prolific author whose propulsive thrillers featuring terrorist hijackings, Russian spy schools, gruesome murders, Mafia kingpins, wartime crimes and military malfeasance made him a publishing juggernaut, died on Tuesday in Mineola, N.Y., on Long Island. He was 81. 

His death, in a hospital near his home in Garden City, was from complications of esophageal cancer, his son Alex said. 

Mr. DeMille’s writing “brought you into wonderful worlds,” Sally Richardson, publisher at large for Macmillan, who knew him for decades, said in an interview. 

“His books were fun and literate,” she added. “He had a grasp of human nature and a sense of humor, and he got all kinds of people — the down-and-outs and the sophisticates. He defied category. Everyone wanted to publish Nelson.”

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