Authors and Illustrators Database

Born: 10/01/1947  Ludington, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ViewFeatures.StringHtmlContent
Parents: John Edward and June May Dereske
Spouse: Widowed
Children: Karen, Erik
Address(es):
Permanent:
P.O. Box 627
Lynden, WA 98264
USA
Contact Information:
Phone: (360) 676-1649
Website: http://www.jodereske.com

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	Farewell, Miss Zukas	Fiction, Mystery	Adult	Lynden, WA : June Creek Books	2011
	Index to murder : [a Miss Zukas mystery]	Fiction, Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Books	2008
	Catalogue of death	Fiction, Mystery	Adult	New York, NY : Avon Books	2007
	Bookmarked to die	Fiction, Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Books	2006
	Miss Zukas and the Library Murders	Fiction, Mystery	Adult	Hampton Falls, NH : Thomas T. Beeler	2003
	Miss Zukas Shelves the Evidence - Published in Large Print by GK Hall, 2002	Fiction, Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Books	2001
	Miss Zukas in Death's Shadow	Fiction, Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Twilight	1999
	Final Notice : a Miss Zukas mystery	Fiction, Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Books	1998
	Short Cut - Ruby Crane series	Fiction, Michigan, Mystery	Adult	New York : Dell Publishing	1998
	Out of Circulation	Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Books	1997
	Cut and Dry - Ruby Crane series	Fiction, Michigan, Mystery	Adult	New York : Dell Pub	1997
	Miss Zukas and the Raven's Dance	Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Books	1996
	Savage Cut - Ruby Crane series	Fiction, Michigan	Adult	New York : Dell Pub	1996
	Miss Zukas and the Stroke of Death	Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Books	1995
	Miss Zukas and the Island Murders - Translated into Lithuanian	Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Books	1995
	Miss Zukas and the Library Murders - Translated into Lithuanian, Bulgarian and Braille	Mystery	Adult	New York : Avon Books	1994
	My Cousin the Poodle - Translated into Dutch	Fiction	Children	New York : Atheneum	1991
	The Lone Sentinel - Translated into Spanish	Science Fiction	Children, Teen	New York : Atheneum	1989
	Glom Gloom	Fiction, Fantasy	Children	New York : Atheneum	1985

What is the aim or goal of your writing: My work ethic is to keep on writing, even when I'd rather be doing ANYTHING else, including cleaning the bathroom. I also believe it's important for writers to keep on READING. Michigan is ever-present in all my writings.

May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No

Author will accept inquiries for engagements and will answer letters from students and teachers.

Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No

Skills:
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