Pati Nagle
Author of A Fatal Twist of Lemon
About the Author
Image credit: Patrice Greenwood pseudonym of Pati Nagle
Series
Works by Pati Nagle
A Call to Arms: The Civil War Adventures of Sarah Emma Edmonds, alias Private Frank Thompson (2014) 48 copies
The Missing Forget-me-nots: A Wisteria Tearoom Short Story (Wisteria Tearoom Mysteries) (2021) 3 copies
Draw 2 copies
Arroyo de Oro 2 copies
Wisteria Tearoom Mysteries 1 copy
Intermezzo - Business Matters : A Wisteria Tearoom Interlude (Wisteria Tearoom Mysteries) (2022) 1 copy
The Ruby Tear 1 copy
Kind Hunter 1 copy
The Cornfield (short) 1 copy
Associated Works
Infinite Loop: Stories About the Future by the People Creating It : Software Development's Own Anthology of Science… (1994) — Contributor — 11 copies
Tagged
Common Knowledge
- Canonical name
- Nagle, Pati
- Other names
- Greenwood, Patrice
Nagle, P. G. - Gender
- female
- Nationality
- United States of America
- Birthplace
- Los Alamos, New Mexico, USA
- Places of residence
- Los Alamos, New Mexico, USA
Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA - Organizations
- Co-founder Book View Cafe
- Short biography
- Pati Nagle was born and raised in the mountains of northern New Mexico. An avid student of music, history, and humans in general, she loves the outdoors but hides from the sun. Her stories have appeared in Asimov's Science Fiction, the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Cicada, Cricket, and in various anthologies, including collections honoring New Mexico writers Jack Williamson and Roger Zelazny. Her short story "Coyote Ugly" received an honorable mention in The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror and was honored as a finalist for the Theodore Sturgeon Award.
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Patrice Greenwood was born and raised in New Mexico, and remembers when dusty dogs rolled in the Santa Fe Plaza. She has been writing fiction for over twenty years.
She loves afternoon tea, old buildings, gourmet tailgating at the opera, games, costumes, and solving puzzles. Her popular Wisteria Tearoom Mysteries are informed by many of these interests. She is presently collapsed on her chaise longue, planning the next book in the series. [from Author Page, Amazon.com, retrieved 10/04/2015
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Reviews
A Call to Arms: The Civil War Adventures of Sarah… by P. G. Nagle
This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers.I loved this story. the adventures that Sarah went through were fascinating. The trials that Sarah had to endure in order to feel useful were heart breaking. Her plot to become something she was not in order to escape the person she didn't want to be made me root for her success. She had a tremendous amount of courage and imagination in order to be able to live a secret life especially when she found herself falling in love. The turmoil it caused her in trying to decide rather or not to divulge her true identity to the man she loved while she watched as he falls for someone else was was hard to bear. Truly an awesome story of an extraordinary woman in a time when being such was not a pleasant thing to be.… (more)
Ellen Rosings opens her Victorian tearoom for only a murder to occur on the first day. For me just too much description of the area, teas and food.
This is patchy. Some good stories, some just OK. Some good narrators, some not so much.
Romance among the elven vampires. What more could you want?! Really enjoyable, well written, well plotted and inventive in a small world. Very much looking forward to reading the rest of the trilogy and finding out where the author is taking this.
We follow both populations of elves, the 'normal' ones, living contented lives of plenty, following a sanctimonious creed, of true love and respect to all living things, even those they slaughter for food; and dark elves, cursed long ago and expelled in a Bitter War, who subsist on the fringes of the land, surviving only by their cunning, drinking the blood of the kobolds to get by - even they have honour. We follow a pair of young lovers newly caught in the joy of each other. And also the leader of the dark elves who has a plan to regain their city they lost so long ago - but it requires a bit of luck and sacrifice.
It's just all nicely woven together and enjoyable reading. The characters have charisma personality and sparkle, the plot makes sense with motivations that are believable ,and all set in a world that makes sense.… (more)
We follow both populations of elves, the 'normal' ones, living contented lives of plenty, following a sanctimonious creed, of true love and respect to all living things, even those they slaughter for food; and dark elves, cursed long ago and expelled in a Bitter War, who subsist on the fringes of the land, surviving only by their cunning, drinking the blood of the kobolds to get by - even they have honour. We follow a pair of young lovers newly caught in the joy of each other. And also the leader of the dark elves who has a plan to regain their city they lost so long ago - but it requires a bit of luck and sacrifice.
It's just all nicely woven together and enjoyable reading. The characters have charisma personality and sparkle, the plot makes sense with motivations that are believable ,and all set in a world that makes sense.… (more)
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