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MARLIE PARKER WASSERMAN

Marlie Wasserman writes historical crime fiction.

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Her debut novel, THE MURDERESS MUST DIE, tells the story of Martha Place, the first woman to die in the electric chair.  Her second novel, PATH OF PERIL, is a twisty tale of multiple assassins scheming to murder Teddy Roosevelt in 1906 at the Panama Canal.  Her newest novel, INFERNO ON FIFTH,  is based on the true story of a deadly hotel fire in Manhattan in 1899. Before she turned to novels, Marlie ran a university press specializing in nonfiction books in the social sciences and humanities.

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When she is not writing, Marlie sketches and travels. Topping her bucket list is a visit to each of the United States’ sixty-four national parks. She has visited forty-four to date.

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Marlie and her husband Mark live in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

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For more information:

https://www.heatherweidner.com/blog/2023/4/12/writerwednesday-interview-with-marlie-parker-wasserman

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