Mary Roberts rinehart
The phrase "The butler did it" is often attributed to mystery writer Mary Roberts Rinehart, although it was actually first used by author Carolyn Wells in her book "The Clue" in 1909.
The same anonymous person who coined man's man.
Frank Butler - writer - died on 1967-06-10.
Frank Butler - writer - was born on 1890-12-28.
William Gibson coined the term "cyberspace" in his 1984 novel "Neuromancer." Gibson used the term to describe a futuristic virtual reality network accessed through computers.
The notion of coining words (as if they were money) seems to have started with an Elizabethan writer by the name of Puttenham. In 1589 his hot new title, "English Poesie" hit the streets and in volume 3, on page 259 (yawn) he moans about "Young schollers not halfe well studied..." who "seeme to coigne fine wordes out of the Latin". In French a "coigne" is a die used to stamp out money.
Cyberspace was first coined in 1982 by science fiction writer William Gibson (best known for "Necromancer") and used by him in a short story published in 1982, from cyber- (see cybernetics in dictionary) + space.
Sayers
cyberpunk
Strainstout is the answer.
Agatha Christie
Sara
Mystery writer awards are often referred to as "mystery writing awards" or "crime fiction awards." Some specific examples include the Edgar Awards by the Mystery Writers of America and the Agatha Awards from Malice Domestic.