Norah McClintock

Norah McClintock is a Canadian award winning Young-adult fiction writer.

Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, McClintock received a degree in history from McGill University. She now lives in Toronto.^[1] She is a member of the Canadian Society of Children's Authors, Illustrators, and Performers and Crime Writers of Canada.^[2]

Selected works

The Mike & Riel series

• 2003 — Hit and Run(norah mcclintock book)
• 2004 — Truth and Lies
• 2004 — Dead and Gone
• 2006 — Seeing and Believing
• 2008 — Dead Silence

The Robyn Hunter series

• 2006 — Last Chance
• 2006 — You can Run
• 2007 — Nothing to Lose
• 2007 — Out of the Cold
• 2008 — Shadow of Doubt
• 2009 — Nowhere to Turn
• 2009 — Change of Heart
• 2010 — In Too Deep
• 2010 — Something to Prove

The Chloe & Levesque series

• 2000 — Over the Edge
• 2001 — Scared to Death — winner of the 2002 Arthur Ellis Award for "Best Juvenile Crime Book"
• 2002 — Break and Enter — winner of the 2003 Arthur Ellis Award for "Best Juvenile Crime Book"
• 2003 — No Escape
• 2005 — Double Cross
• 2005 — Not a Trace
• 2005 — The Third Degree

Ryan Dooley Series

• 2007 — Dooley Takes The Fall - White Pine nominee, 2009 Spinetingler Magazine Award Nominee, 2009 Canadian Children's Book Centre Our Choice, 2009^{[citation needed]}
• 2009 — Homicide Related: A Ryan Dooley Mystery
• October 2010 — Victim's Rights: A Ryan Dooley series

Orca Book Publishers

• 2005 — Snitch
• 2006 — Tell
• 2007 — Bang
• 2007 — Down
• 2008 — Watch Me
• 2009 — Back
• 2009 — Taken
• 2009 — Picture This
• 2010 — Marked
• 2010 — Masked
• 2012 — One Way

Other works

• 1989 — Sixty-Four Sixty-Five
• 1989 — Shakespeare and Legs
• 1991 — The Stepfather Game
• 1993 — Jack's Back
• 1995 — Mistaken Identity — winner of the 1996 Arthur Ellis Award for "Best Juvenile Crime Book"
• 1997 — The Body in the Basement — winner of the 1998 Arthur Ellis Award for "Best Juvenile Crime Book"
• 1998 — Sins of the father — winner of the 1999 Arthur Ellis Award for "Best Juvenile Crime Book"
• 1999 — Password: Murder
• 2004 — A Lot to Lose

References

External links

• Scholastic Canada web site for Norah McClintock