• Malice Domestic Grant, Best Unpublished Novel, 1998 (Sing It to Her Bones);
• Agatha Award nomination, 1999 (Sing It to Her Bones);
• Reviewers Choice, Best Contemporary Mystery, Romantic Times, 2001 (Unbreathed Memories);
• Agatha Award and Anthony Award, Best Short Story, 2003 ("Too Many Cooks" in Much Ado About Murder);
• Agatha Award, Best Short Story, 2005 ("Driven to Distraction" in Chesapeake Crimes II).
• A keynote speaker at the Great Manhattan Mystery Conclave in 2005.

Novels

• Sing It to Her Bones (1999)
• Unbreathed Memories (2000)
• Occasion of Revenge (2001)
• In Death's Shadow (2004)
• This Enemy Town (2005)
• Through the Darkness (2006)
• Dead Man Dancing (2008)
• Without a Grave (2009 forthcoming)

Short stories

• "With Love, Marjorie Ann" Murderous Intent Mystery Magazine, Fall 1999;
• "For Sale by Owner" Murderous Intent Mystery Magazine, Winter 2000;
• "Conventional Wisdom" Malice Domestic 9 (Avon, 2000);
• "To Catch a Fish" Death by Horoscope (Carroll & Graf, 2001);
• "Too Many Cooks" Much Ado About Murder (Berkley, 2002);
• "Safety First" Blood on Their Hands (Carroll & Graf, 2003);
• "Vital Signs" Chesapeake Crimes I (Lulu.com, 2006);
• "Miss Havisham Regrets" Death by Dickens (Berkley Prime Crime, 2004);
• "Driven to Distraction" Chesapeake Crimes II (Tidewater Publishing, December 2006);
• "The Queen is Dead, Long Live the Queen" Thou Shalt Not Kill (Carrol and Graf, December 2005);
• "Home Movies" Baltimore Noir (Akashic Books, May 2006);
• "Two Sisters" Chesapeake Crimes III (Tidewater Publishing, December 2007).
• "Can You Hear Me Now?" Two of the Deadliest: New Tales of Lust, Greed and Murder from Outstanding Women of Mystery (Harper Collins, 2009)

Other

• Naked Came the Phoenix (collaborative serial novel), St. Martin's Press (New York, NY), 2001;
• Naked Came the Gryphon (collaborative serial novel), St. Martin's Press (New York, NY), 2003;
• A Second Helping of Murder: More Diabolically Delicious Recipes from Contemporary Mystery Writers, Poisoned Pen Press, 2003.

Podcasts

• "Making Crime Pay: An Author's Journey," Milner Library, Illinois State University, June 8, 2007
• "Mystery Writer Visits ISU," WJBC AM 1230, June 7, 2007
• Drake Ferguson interviews Marcia Talley, April 28, 2007, Oxford Days, Oxford, MD
• Marcia Talley: This Enemy Town, Eye on Books, with Bill Thompson, (2005)

Articles

• "Novelist Encourages Fellow Cancer Survivors," Pantagraph, Bloomington, IL, June 7, 2007
• Writing Habits of Mystery Writers, Marcia Talley," The Motivated Writer, November 2006
• "The Mystery Mews," Mystery Scene Magazine
• Marcia on the annual St Hildas Crime and Mystery Conference
• Marcia attends the Firearms and Fiction Seminar, Las Vegas, NV
• "Second Chances," Baltimore Magazine, October, 2004
• "Thirteen Writers Take A Stab at a Witty Whodunit," Baltimore Sun, May 27, 2004
• "Murder She Wrote," by Hope Katz Gibbs in Crystal City, etc., Summer 2001
• "Crime and Publishing," Marcia Talley with SJ Rozan and Sara Hoskinson Frommer, Oberlin Alumni Magazine, Winter 1999
• "Hannah Ives leaves no stone unturned in this thrilling mystery," Melissa Kammer
• PW [Publishers’ Weekly] Talks with Marcia Talley, 7/2/2001
• Bay Weekly, Between the Covers, Marcia Talley’s In Death’s Shadow