Coryell

[ kawr-yel ]

noun

1. John Russell, 1848–1924, U.S. author of detective and adventure stories.

Example Sentences

Tasha Coryell poses these questions and more in her “Love Letters to a Serial Killer,” author’s note, using the novel to dive into this real-life query.

From Seattle Times

Coryell explains that she got the idea for the book from her friend Seth, who was pen pals with Manson Family member Lynette Alice “Squeaky” Fromme.

From Seattle Times

“I knew from reading true crime that it’s not uncommon for accused serial killers to receive correspondence that’s erotic in nature,” Coryell writes.

From Seattle Times

In a brief video that touched on the stars and high points of their history, from the days of Air Coryell and Dan Fouts and LaDainian Tomlinson to the present-day aspirational brilliance of quarterback Justin Herbert, the Chargers introduced Jim Harbaugh as the coach who will lead them to unprecedented heights.

From Los Angeles Times

But you wouldn’t have known it from the opener, as Seattle — in a game they were favored to win by two against the Air Coryell Chargers — lost six turnovers and generally bumbled around the Kingdome turf all day.

From Seattle Times