Ruth Rendell is arguably the best British psychological crime author writing today. She’s garnered just about every mystery award there is (including a Crime Writers’ Association Cartier Diamond Dagger and the Mystery Writers of America Grand Master Award), and, after writing for nearly 50 years—and under two personas—she shows no sign of stopping. Under her own name, she writes both the Inspector Wexfield detective series as well as stand-alone psychological suspense novels and masterful short stories, while her books under the pseudonym Barbara Vine feature more complex characters and more emphasis on the psychological-suspense aspect of the plot rather than a crime.
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