This biography is about English novelist Lindsey Davis. It summarizes that she was born in 1949 in Birmingham, England and studied at Oxford University. She had a career as a civil servant but left after 13 years to pursue writing full time. She wrote many historical mystery novels set in ancient Rome featuring the character Marcus Didius Falco between 1989 and 2013. The document also lists her novels, awards, and nominations which include several CWA Daggers and other prizes for her work.

1. PAULA TAMARGO AND MARIO TOLIVIA

2. BIOGRAPHY
 Lindsey was born in 1949 in Birmingham,
England.
 She was a famous novelist.
 She studied at Oxford University.
 She became a civil servant. She left the civil
service after 13 years, and when a romantic
novel she had written was runner up for the
1985 Georgette Heyer Historical Novel Prize,
she decided to become a writer, writing at first
romantic serials for the UK women's magazine
Woman's Realm.

3. NOVELS
The Silver Pigs (1989)
Shadows in Bronze (1990)
Venus in Copper (1991)
The Iron Hand of Mars (1992)
Poseidon's Gold (1993)
Last Act in Palmyra (1994)
Time to Depart (1995)
A Dying Light in Corduba
(1996)
Three Hands in the Fountain
(1997)
Two for the Lions (1998)
One Virgin Too Many (1999)
One Virgin Too Many (1999)
Ode to a Banker (2000)
A Body in the Bath House
(2001)
The Jupiter Myth (2002)
The Accusers (2003)
Scandal Takes a Holiday
(2004)
See Delphi and Die (2005)
Saturnalia (2007)
Alexandria (2009)
Nemesis (2010)

4. AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS
 Short listed for the Georgette Heyer Prize for two unpublished works (pre-
Falco).
 Winner of the Author's Club Prize for "Best First Novel" in 1989 for The
Silver Pigs.
 Winner of the Crime Writers' Association (CWA): Dagger in the Library for
being an author "whose work has given most pleasure" in 1995. "The
Dagger in the Library". CWA. Retrieved 17 August 2012.
 Winner of the first Ellis Peters Historical Dagger awarded by the Crime
Writers' Association in 1999 for Two for the Lions."The Ellis Peters
Historical Award". Retrieved 17 August 2012.
 Winner of the Sherlock Award for the Best Comic Detective in 2000 for
Didius Falco.
 Awarded the 2010 Premio Colosseo, awarded by the city of Rome to
someone who "has enhanced the image of Rome in the world"
 Winner of the 2011 Cartier Diamond Dagger from the Crime Writers'
Association
 Winner in 2013 of the first Barcelona Historical Novel Prize (Premi
Internacional de Novella Històrica Barcino)

5. BOOKS

6. BOOKS