
William G. Tapply
6 SeriesWilliam G. Tapply (1940-2009) was an American author renowned for his Brady Coyne mystery series and his non-fiction works on fishing, the outdoors, and writing. He held degrees in American studies and teaching from Harvard and taught at Lexington High School, Emerson College, and Clark University. Tapply was married to mystery author and editor Vicki Stiefel and had five children.
William G. Tapply's "The Marine Corpse," also published as "A Rodent of Doubt," follows the investigation of a mysterious death. Tapply co-authored the Brady Coyne/J.W. Jackson series with Philip R. Craig. In "Thicker Than Water," co-authored with Linda Barlow, the narrative delves into complex family dynamics. These collaborations highlight Tapply's versatility in the mystery genre. Each work offers unique story hooks, from puzzling crimes to intricate personal relationships.