Jonathan Kellerman
Bio
Jonathan Kellerman was born on August 9, 1949, in New York City. He grew up in Los Angeles, and earned a BA and PhD in psychology from the University of Southern California.
While a student, he worked as an editorial cartoonist, columnist, editor and freelance musician. After graduating, he worked as a clinical psychologist and went on to write articles, short stores, essays, three volumes of psychology (including Savage Spawn: Reflections on Violent Children), children's books, and fiction novels. He is no longer a practicing psychotherapist, but is a Clinical Professor of Pediatrics and Psychology at the School of Medicine at the University of Southern California.
Although he is probably best known as a fiction author, his first published book was non-fiction. Aspects of Childhood Cancer was published in 1980, and a year later a follow-up for parents called Helping the Fearful Child was published. In 1985, his first fiction novel (When the Bough Breaks) was published and became a huge success.
Jonathan and his wife, Faye, have four children and live in Los Angeles.
Bibliography
Alex Delaware Series:
Gone (2006)
Rage (2005)
Therapy (2004)
A Cold Heart (2003)
The Murder Book (2002)
Flesh and Blood (2001)
Doctor Death (2000)
Monster (1999)
Survival of the Fittest (1997)
The Clinic (1996)
The Web (1995)
Self Defense (1994)
Bad Love (1993)
Devil's Waltz (1992)
Private Eyes (1991)
Time Bomb (1990)
Silent Partner (1989)
Over the Edge (1987)
Blood Test (1986)
When the Bough Breaks (1985) aka Shrunken Heads
Other Fiction:
Double Homicide (2005) (with Faye Kellerman)
Twisted (2004)
The Conspiracy Club (2003)
Billy Straight (1998)
The Butcher's Theater (1988)
Links
Jonathan Kellerman's Official Site
Bookpage: Interview
Bookreporter: Interview