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Biography

Shelly Reuben’s first novel, Julian Solo, was nominated for Edgar Award by the Mystery Writers of America. Her novel Origin & Cause, was nominated for a Falcon Award by the Maltese Falcon Society of Japan. Among her other crime novels are: Weeping, Tabula Rasa, The Skirt Man, and The Boys of Sabbath Street. She also wrote a book about her father, Come Home. Love, Dad, and a collection of short stories, Dabbling in Crime, originally published in The Forensic Examiner. The ideas for much of her writing come from cases she investigated as a licensed private detective specializing in fire and arson investigation. Of late, she has leaped (without a parachute) into fantasy with her novels The Man with the Glass Heart and My Mostly Happy Life, the Autobiography of a Climbing Tree. Reuben also writes columns for The Evening Sun and Huntington News, which recently published a series of stories about Clementine Fraile and her adventures in retail at The Happy Store. Both newspapers are currently serializing her newest novel, Parking Space: A Love Story. For more about. Shelly Reuben’s writings, visit her web site at www.shellyreuben.com Her books are available in print and digital editions from booksellers everywhere.

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Total articles 383

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  Tilting at Windmills: The Summer of Joey

  By Shelly Reuben

  Apr. 11, 2025

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  Tilting at Windmills: The Summer of Joey

  By Shelly Reuben

  Apr. 11, 2025

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The Evening Sun (Norwich, NY)