Daniel Woodrell, who coined the term “country noir” for his rural crime fiction and was known for his novel, “Winter’s Bone,” died on Nov. 28. He was 72. Woodrell died at his home in West Plains, ...

Daniel Woodrell, the acclaimed author of “Winter’s Bone” and other American novels that captured the essence of the Missouri Ozarks he called home, died Friday. The 72-year-old’s wife, Katie ...

"I did feel like I was sometimes the translator between hillbilly and New York," says Richard Michael, a resident of Taneyville, Mo. He helped to... On Location: The Frozen Ozarks Of 'Winter's Bone' ...

Daniel Woodrell, the author of popular books such as “Winter’s Bone,” “Tomato Red,” “Give Us a Kiss” and more, died on Friday, Nov. 28, from pancreatic cancer, his wife Katie Estill-Woodrell confirmed ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – When the temperatures drop, your risk of breaking a bone goes up, and it’s not just because of icy sidewalks. As part of our “Ask the Expert” series, in partnership with Bon ...

Daniel Woodrell, the novelist known for writing “country noir” novels like “Winter’s Bone” and “Give Us a Kiss,” died Friday of pancreatic cancer. He was 72. His cause of death was confirmed by his ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Daniel Woodrell, a much-admired novelist who coined the term “country noir” for his bleak rural crime fiction often set in his ...

Daniel Woodrell, a novelist known for prose as rugged and elemental as the igneous rock of the Ozark Mountains, his birthplace, which he returned to just as his artistic craftsmanship peaked, died Nov ...