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Richard North Patterson: Publisher: Ballantine Books: Publication date. 1999: Pages: 448: ISBN: 0345404785: Dark Lady is a novel by Richard North Patterson published ...
Patterson is a member of the Cosmos Club of Washington DC, and his papers are collected by Boston University. In 2012, Patterson received the Silver Bullet Award from the International Thriller Writers Association for his contributions to the wider community. Overall, the worldwide sales of Patterson's novels exceeds 25 million copies.
Dark Lady (Shakespeare), the claimed addressee in a sonnet sequence by William Shakespeare; Dark Lady, a 1999 novel by Richard North Patterson; Rosalind Franklin: The Dark Lady of DNA; The Dark Lady: A Romance of the Far Future, a 1987 novel by Mike Resnick
Leighton Gage; Stephen Gallagher; Meg Gardiner; John Gardner; William Garner; Tess Gerritsen; William Gibson; Michael Gilbert; Anton Gill; Robert Goddard; Steven Gore
Harriet Vane, later Lady Peter Wimsey, is first a suspect then wife of Lord Peter Wimsey in short stories and four books by Dorothy Sayers 1998–2010 (by Jill Paton Walsh based on an uncompleted manuscript by Sayers); played by Constance Cummings in Busman's Honeymoon 1941 (Haunted Honeymoon in U.S.) and by Harriet Walter in BBC adaptations ...
Richard Patterson may refer to: Richard Cunningham Patterson Jr. (1886–1966), U.S. ambassador; Richard Patterson (artist) (born 1963), English artist; Richard H. Patterson (1931–2010), United States Coast Guard chief petty officer; Richard North Patterson (born 1947), writer; Richard Patterson, sailor on the whaleship Essex
Sonia Patel: Rani Patel in Full Effect, Jaya and Rasa: A Love Story, Bloody Seoul; Katherine Paterson: Jacob Have I Loved, Lyddie; James Patterson: Maximum Ride series, Witch and Wizard series, Daniel X series; Gary Paulsen: Brian's Saga, Canyons, Nightjohn, Sarny, Soldier's Heart, Dogsong; Jackson Pearce: As You Wish, Sisters Red
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