Maria V. Snyder

Maria V. Snyder is the author of several books, including Poison Study, an engrossing page-turner about a woman faced with the choice of being sentenced to death or becoming a food-taster for the Commander.

Kathryn Harkup

Written by Christie fan and research chemist Kathryn Harkup, each chapter takes a different novel and investigates the poison (or poisons)

a nifty little tale of intrigue featuring a worthy protagonist that makes for a commendable debut for Maria Snyder

Poison Study is a nifty little tale of intrigue featuring a worthy protagonist that makes for a commendable debut for Maria Snyder.

Maria

After writing many science fiction short stories, Maria started Poison Study, a Novelist's first novel about a food taster.

Thomas Addison

In 1829, Thomas Addison published a valuable study of the actions of poisons.

hte first book I read by Maria V Snyder, hte first book

Poison Study is hte first book I read by Maria V Snyder, hte first book

as the 2018 One Book , One Community read

Poison Study' by Maria V. Snyder has been chosen as the 2018 One Book, One Community read.

Delilah Marvelle's first book

Poison Study was an utterly amazing fantasy romance, and then to find out that Poison Study was Delilah Marvelle's first book, I was absolutely floored.

the first book in Yelena's story

Poison Study is the first book in Yelena's story.

the Spanish chemist Mathieu Orfila

In 1814, in the midst of this blaze of discovery, the Spanish chemist Mathieu Orfila published a treatise on poisons and their detection, the first book of the first book's kind.

by Jonathan Moore

Written by Jonathan Moore — Poison was once a popular feature in crime fiction of the Golden Age, particularly in the works of Agatha Christie.

the one th a t

You know, the one th a t writes about poison?

the Father of Toxicology , Mathiue Orfila

In 1813 the Father of Toxicology, Mathiue Orfila, published a treatise on poison.

HippocratesAristotleand Theophrastus , , all

Hippocrates, Aristotle, and Theophrastus all wrote of poisons as early as 400 bc.

by Alexander Kielland

Poison was written in 1883 by Alexander Kielland and is a deeply critical social commentary on the educational system.