The Alphabet Ends at Y . . .

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The Alphabet Ends at Y . . .

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Sue Grafton passed away of cancer, age 77. There will be no Z; Kinsey Millhone ends at Yesterday.

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BoSoxGal wrote:Sue Grafton passed away of cancer, age 77. There will be no Z; Kinsey Millhone ends at Yesterday.
Give it time. There's money to be made here. Someone in the Grafton family will find the "long, lost, 'Zero' " in a shoe box locked in an attic trunk, even if she had nothing to do with it.
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No, the family announced it - and it was her wishes never to be ghostwritten or adapted to TV/films, which is why they announced the alphabet ends with Y.
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I read 'em all. The first few were part of a new wave of female authors of detective stories with clearly female names. I did not like the last few nearly as well, but then the characters (landlord, friends, polish cook) were very familiar and they too had changed with time. But I did read them.

Glad the family will let the 25 volumes stand on their own.

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