Order of William G. Tapply Books
William G. Tapply (1940-2009) was an American author of legal thriller/mystery novels and non-fiction books on fishing, the outdoors and writing. He is best known for his books featuring Brady Coyne. Tapply earned his Bachelor’s degree in American studies and his Master’s degree in teaching from Harvard. Before he became a full-time writer, he worked as a teacher and an administrator at Lexington High School, his alma mater. In addition, he also taught at Emerson College and Clark University. Tapply was married to fellow mystery author and editor Vicki Stiefel and had five children.
William G. Tapply made his debut as a published author with the 1984 novel Death at Charity’s Point. The novel won the Scribner Crime Novel Award. He followed it up that same year with The Dutch Blue Error. His final mystery novel was Outwitting Trolls, which was published posthumously in 2010. Below is a list of William G. Tapply’s books in order of when they were first published:
Publication Order of Brady Coyne Books
| Death at Charity's Point | (1984) |
  
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| The Dutch Blue Error | (1984) |
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| Follow the Sharks | (1985) |
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| The Marine Corpse | (1986) |
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| Dead Meat | (1987) |
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| The Vulgar Boatman | (1988) |
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| A Void in Hearts | (1988) |
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| Dead Winter | (1989) |
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| Client Privilege | (1990) |
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| The Spotted Cats | (1991) |
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| Tight Lines | (1992) |
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| The Snake Eater | (1993) |
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| The Seventh Enemy | (1995) |
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| Close to the Bone | (1996) |
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| Cutter's Run | (1998) |
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| Muscle Memory | (1999) |
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| Scar Tissue | (2000) |
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| Past Tense | (2001) |
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| A Fine Line | (2002) |
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| Shadow of Death | (2003) |
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| Nervous Water | (2005) |
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| Out Cold | (2006) |
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| One-Way Ticket | (2007) |
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| Hell Bent | (2008) |
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| Outwitting Trolls | (2010) |
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Publication Order of Brady Coyne/J.W. Jackson Books
| First Light | (2001) |
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| Second Sight | (2004) |
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| Third Strike | (2007) |
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Publication Order of Stoney Calhoun Books
| Bitch Creek | (2004) |
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| Gray Ghost | (2007) |
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| Dark Tiger | (2009) |
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Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Thicker Than Water | (1995) |
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| The Nomination | (2011) |
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Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
| Those Hours Spent Outdoors | (1988) |
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| Opening Day and Other Neuroses | (1990) |
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| Home Water: Near and Far | (1992) |
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| Sportsman's Legacy | (1993) |
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| The Elements of Mystery Fiction: Writing a Modern Whodunit | (1995) |
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| A Fly-Fishing Life | (1997) |
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| Bass Bug Fishing | (1999) |
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| Upland Days | (2000) |
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| Pocket Water: Confessions of a Restless Angler | (2001) |
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| The Orvis Pocket Guide to Fly Fishing for Bass | (2003) |
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| Gone Fishin' Ruminations on Fly Fishing | (2004) |
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| Trout Eyes: True Tales of Adventures, Travel, and Fly-Fishing | (2007) |
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| Upland Autumn: Birds, Dogs, and Shotgun Shells | (2009) |
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| Every Day Was Special | (2010) |
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Notes: The Marine Corpse was also published as A Rodent of Doubt. The Brady Coyne/J.W. Jackson books were co-authored with Philip R. Craig. Thicker Than Water was co-authored with Linda Barlow.
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