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1. www.tomstraw.comTom Straw

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   Tom Straw is a New York Times bestselling author and a TV writer and producer. He writes spy thrillers featuring celebrity chef Sebastian Pike and public defender Macie Wild, as well as mysteries with photojournalist Hardwick and TV star Bonnie Quinn.

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     TOM STRAW published his first mystery novel, The Trigger...

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     Buzz Killer (2017). In the tradition of Richard Castle,...

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3. www.mysteryscenemag.com › blog-article › 5905-tomTom Straw, the Author Behind “Castle” - Mystery Scene

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   Yep, Tom Straw. Though you probably knew him as Richard Castle. As in Richard Castle, the mystery writer character played by Nathan Fillion who ends up working with the NYPD to solve crimes—and get plot ideas—on the TV series Castle, which ran for eight season on ABC.

4. www.ctinsider.com › shoreline › articleCT author talks about his Anthony Bourdain-inspired spy novel

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   May 8, 2024 · Food and the CIA come together in CT author's Anthony Bourdain-inspired spy mystery. Author Tom Straw poses in Branford. Tom Straw said that he hopes people will compare his new novel, " The Accidental Joe ," to the series of Castle mysteries that he wrote.

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5. crimereads.com › author › tomstrawTom Straw ‹ CrimeReads

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   May 16, 2024 · Tom Straw is an Emmy and Writers Guild of America-nominated writer-producer, New York Times bestselling author, and former Mystery Writers of America board member. Writing as Richard Castle, Tom originated the hit Nikki Heat series, writing its first seven novels, all New York Times bestsellers, including Heat Rises, which reached number one.

6. www.goodreads.com › author › showTom Straw ( of The Darkling Halls of Ivy) - Goodreads

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   Jan 12, 2018 · TOM STRAW published his first mystery novel, The Trigger Episode, in 2007. Subsequently, writing as Richard Castle, he authored seven more crime novels, all of which became New York Times Bestsellers. Buzz Killer is Tom Straw’s first book under his own name since that blockbuster Nikki Heat series.

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   Who is Tom Straw?

   • Buzz Killer is Tom Straw’s first book under his own name since that blockbuster Nikki Heat series. He is also an Emmy- and Writer’s Guild of America-nominated TV writer and producer having written and produced Night Court, Parker Lewis Can’t Lose, Dave’s World, Grace Under Fire, Cosby, Whoopi, and Nurse Jackie.

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   When did Tom Straw write Buzz killer?

   • TOM STRAW published his first mystery novel, The Trigger Episode, in 2007. Subsequently, writing as Richard Castle, he authored seven more crime novels, all of which became New York Times Bestsellers. Buzz Killer is Tom Straw’s first book under his own name since that blockbuster Nikki Heat series.

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   Who is Tom Straw's Sebastian Pike?

   • “Tom Straw's Sebastian Pike is a wonderful addition to the annals of amateur sleuths of the crime/spy genre. Wisecracking and wounded, his clear, innocent voice carries a deep understanding of the world we know and, more importantly, the world that we suspect.

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   Why did straw work with Andrew Marlowe?

   • Straw’s TV background came in handy, too, in working with Castle creator and showrunner Andrew Marlowe. “Our collaboration was aided immensely by the fact that we spoke the same language, knew the same pressures, and saw the same creative opportunities. It was kismet. And it remains one of the top creative relationships I’ve ever had.

   Tom Straw, the Author Behind “Castle” - Mystery Scene

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