series, Fielden's fifteenth book had an October 2016 release. It takes place in Ireland and centers on badger-baiting and blood-sports as well as cruelty to domestic animals. A special mention goes to Fielden's award-winning son musician Jerry Fielden, lead guitarist of the Canadian Metal band AraPacis, who is also her editor, and recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, (October 2012) for his book on the Wildcats, the 438 Tactical Helicopter Squadron of the RCAF. Fielden’s sixteenth and last published book, "Who Will Remember?," was about a group of seniors who participate in a clinical trial for Alzheimer’s in Mexico and find unexpected challenges, rewards, and fulfillment. Fielden was a founding member of both the Writers' Union of Canada and the Playwrights Guild of Canada. Bibliography Crying As She Ran - Macmillan of Canada, 1970 One Crowded Hour - Playwrights' Co-op, 1976 (First Prize, the Women's National Playwriting Competition) Palatine Hill - CFM Books, 2004 Messages Like Memories - CFM Books, 2005 A Thin Place - CFM Books, 2006 Saving Angel, a play - CFM Books, 2007 An Age Without a Name - CFM Books, 2007 Fragrance of Thyme - CFM Books, 2008 The Wolves of Positano - CFM Books, 2010 Beads on a Fragile String - CFM Books, 2011 The story of Marly Mansion - CFM Books, 2012 Travelling Together - CFM Books, 2013 The Somerset Strangler - CFM Books, 2014 Beholder - CFM Books, 2015 Ross Castle Murders - CFM Books, 2016 Who Will Remember? - CFM Books, 2018 External links Charlotte Fielden web site 1932 births 2021 deaths Canadian women novelists Canadian women poets 20th-century Canadian actresses