The collection has no restrictions placed on its use for scholarly purposes. Marcia Muller transferred her collection to the Browne Popular Culture Library, Bowling Green State University, in February 1991.
Miscellaneous files and copies of interviews she has given are also included. The collection of 27.5 cubic feet of documents dating from 1977 to the present consists of manuscripts of her novels, short stories and other writings and correspondence with her agent, publishers, other writers and her fans. Since her first book, Edwin of the Iron Shoes, premiered in 1977, Marcia Muller has written over thirty novels, numerous short stories and edited (mostly with her husband author Bill Pronzini) over a dozen anthologies of mystery stories. Mystery writer Marcia Muller has the distinction of being the creator of Sharon McCone, the first acclaimed contemporary female private detective to appear in a series of American crime fiction books.
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