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Byline: By, Kathryn Williams Dalgliesh is a brand new drama set in the 1970s and based on P.D. James' bestselling Inspector Dalgleish Mysteries books. It stars Doctor Foster and Jonathan [...]

Byline: DAVID STOUT Ruth Rendell, a prolific and hugely popular writer of intricately plotted mystery novels that combined psychological insight, social conscience and, not infrequently, teeth-chattering terror, died on Saturday [...]

Byline: Peter Calamai Ottawa -- P.D. James lived across the square from our London apartment in the mid-1970s. But we found this out only in December, 1975, when four IRA [...]

Byline: ELIZABETH RENZETTI erenzetti@globeandmail.com When I first met P.D. James at her London home in 2005, she showed me a picture of herself, clad in the ceremonial robes she wore [...]

Phyllis Dorothy James White, who became Baroness James of Holland Park in 1991 but who was better known as ''the Queen of Crime'' for the multilayered mystery novels she wrote [...]

Byline: Steve Donoghue P.D. James, the British author whose cerebral murder mysteries brought a new level of sophistication to the genre and who created such enduring characters as the erudite [...]

Byline: Steve Donoghue P.D. James, the British author whose cerebral murder mysteries brought a new level of sophistication to the genre and who created such enduring characters as the erudite [...]

Lord Mayor of Westminster The Lord Mayor of Westminster, Councillor Angela Harvey, was the host at a luncheon held yesterday at Westminster City Hall for the Commanding Officer, Capt Hugh [...]

Mrs E.M. Chilver, Principal of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, 1971–79, is 98; Baroness James of Holland Park (P.D. James), author, 92; Lt Col Sir Robert Stewart, Lord–Lieutenant for Clackmannan, 1994–2001, [...]

Byline: James Kidd Death Comes to Pemberley by P.D. James (read by Sheila Mitchell) AudioGo (audiobook) We've had Pride and Prejudice in Bollywood, with zombies. Now we have P&P hard-boiled [...]

Byline: Ed Siegel 'Death Comes to Pemberley' by P.D. James; Alfred A. Knopf ($25.95) ___ First we had 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.' Now we get Pride and Prejudice and [...]

Mrs E.M. Chilver, Principal of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, 1971–79, is 97; Baroness James of Holland Park (P.D. James), author, 91; Lt Col Sir Robert Stewart, Lord–Lieutenant for Clackmannan, 1994–2001, [...]

(CNN) -- British crime novelist P.D. James died Thursday at age 94, her publisher Faber and Faber [...]

The Private Patient by P D James Faber & Faber, pounds 12.99 The patient is Rhoda, a 'notorious'' investigative journalist, who books herself into an isolated, extremely smart plastic surgery [...]

The author of The City's End teaches architecture and history. THE PRIVATE PATIENT. By P.D. James. Knopf. 352 pages. $25.95. For those who cut their mystery-reading teeth on the likes [...]

THE PRIVATE PATIENT. By P.D. James. Knopf. 352 pages. $25.95. For those who cut their mystery-reading teeth on the likes of Agatha Christie, each new novel by P.D. James promises [...]

The Private Patient by P. D. James FABER, pounds 18.99, 395 pp When an investigative journalist checks in for plastic surgery to a private clinic in Dorset, you know she [...]

(From Turkish Daily News) What comes first, murder or motive? The answer for author P.D. James is like the plots of her whodunits -- never the obvious. 'What usually comes [...]

THE LIGHTHOUSE. By P.D. James. Knopf. 335 pages. $25.95. The latest best seller from P.D. James has many of the elements of classic British mysteries written by the likes of [...]

Like a beacon of hope, P.D. James' 17th novel deftly penetrates the fog of mediocre mysteries burdened with the same old serial killers and laughably heroic lawyers. While 'The Lighthouse' [...]

Mystery writer P.D. James was made a British peer in 1991. The title is a misnomer to many fans, who consider her peerless. Baroness James of Holland Park has again [...]

Sunday December 04, 2005 Section BAYLIFE Page 7 'The Lighthouse' Illuminates Philosophical Issues By KEVIN WALKER 'The Lighthouse,' by P.D. James (Knopf, $26) A cynic could separate much of today's [...]

By DESMOND RYAN, Special from The Philadelphia Inquirer DEATH IN HOLY ORDERS, by P.D. James; Knopf, 415 pp., $25. The scouring winds and pounding waves of the North Sea eat [...]

Byline: Linda Brinson JOURNAL BOOK PAGE EDITOR Last year, P.D. James turned 80 and published her autobiography. Lest anyone make the mistake of thinking those events heralded the retirement of [...]

When mystery writer P.D. James turned 77 in 1997, she was prompted to keep a journal for the year. The resulting memoir, 'Time to Be in Earnest: A Fragment of [...]

Byline: Linda Brinson JOURNAL BOOK PAGE EDITOR How does a defense lawyer feel when he or she wins an acquittal for a client who is guilty? What if that person [...]

By P.D. James Knopf, 390 pages, $32.95 CAN she do it again? That's the question that always comes to mind when a new P. D. James novel arrives. She's now [...]

Death comes for the archdeacon in P.D. James' absorbing new crime novel, one of a trio by veteran English mystery writers in which the Sixth Commandment is broken in ecclesiastical [...]