Terence Faherty

Terence Faherty is an accomplished American author, best known for his fiction novels and mystery stories. Faherty, who was born in 1954, has made a name for himself in the world of literature as a skilled storyteller who often writes in the mystery genre. He has a unique perspective on storytelling and sees it as closely linked to mystery solving. Faherty believes that many stories are about answering questions or righting wrongs, and he enjoys exploring these themes in his work.

Faherty has written two series of books, each featuring a different protagonist. The Owen Keane series follows the life of a failed seminarian turned amateur sleuth. This series has been well-received by critics and has been nominated for several awards, including the Mystery Writers of America's Edgar Award and the Anthony Award. It has also won a Macavity Award from Mystery Readers International. Faherty's Scott Elliott series is set in old Hollywood during its decline and fall. Elliott, the series' protagonist, works for a shady security company and tries to slow the decline of Hollywood in his own small way. This series has been nominated for three Shamus Awards from the Private Eye Writers of America, and Elliott has won two of those awards.

In addition to his work in book form, Faherty has also written a short story called "Uncanny." He has written two series, the Owen Keane Mystery and the Scott Elliott Mystery, each featuring a different protagonist and exploring different themes and settings. Faherty's work has been well-received by critics and has won him numerous awards and nominations. His ability to create compelling stories and interesting characters has made him a popular and respected figure in the world of American literature.