Camille Minichino grew up
about a mile from the beach in Revere, Massachusetts, the
setting for her mystery series based on the periodic table. Like
her amateur sleuth, Gloria Lamerino, she has a Ph.D. in physics
and a long career in research and teaching.
She has written eight mysteries: The Hydrogen Murder, The Helium Murder, The Lithium Murder, and so on, to The Oxygen Murder, due summer 2006. She's looking forward to number 109, The Meitnerium Murder. Camille teaches a science class at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. She also teaches logic and creative writing and works as a scientific editor in the Engineering Department of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. She is President of the Northern California Chapter of Sisters in Crime, on the board of the California Writers Club, and a member of Mystery Writers of America.
Camille lives with her husband and 5 satellite dishes in Castro Valley.
She has written eight mysteries: The Hydrogen Murder, The Helium Murder, The Lithium Murder, and so on, to The Oxygen Murder, due summer 2006. She's looking forward to number 109, The Meitnerium Murder. Camille teaches a science class at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. She also teaches logic and creative writing and works as a scientific editor in the Engineering Department of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. She is President of the Northern California Chapter of Sisters in Crime, on the board of the California Writers Club, and a member of Mystery Writers of America.
Camille lives with her husband and 5 satellite dishes in Castro Valley.
Mysteries by Author:
- The Periodic Table Series:
- The Hydrogen Murder
- The Helium Murder
- The Lithium Murder
- The Beryllium Murder
- The Boric Acid Murder
- The Carbon Murder
- The Nitrogen Murder
- The Oxygen Murder
- Written as Margaret Grace:
- Miniature Mystery series:
- Murder In Miniature
- Mayhem In Miniature
- Malice In Miniature
- Mourning In Miniature