C. J. Box
AmericanContemporary FictionCrimePolice ProceduralAmerican Literatureb. 1958
C. J. Box (Charles James Box Jr., born November 9, 1958) is an American bestselling author known for the Joe Pickett series and several standalone novels and short stories. His work—translated into multiple languages—has won the Edgar Award, Anthony Award, Macavity Award, Gumshoe Award, Barry Awards and other honors. Several of his books have been adapted for television, and Box serves as an executive producer on TV adaptations based on his work.
Awards
['Edgar Award (Best Novel)', 'Anthony Award', 'Macavity Award', 'Barry Award', 'Spur Award', 'Prix Calibre .38']
Notable Works
['Joe Pickett series (including Open Season, Dark Sky, Battle Mountain)', 'Blue Heaven', 'Three Weeks to Say Goodbye', 'The Highway']
