 She was particularly popular among other legal professionals, including American jurist Robert Bork, who was once quoted as saying, "In my opinion, there can't be too many Sarah Caudwell novels".Caudwell collaborated on crime short stories with Michael Z. Lewin and with Lawrence Block (and others) for "The Perfect Murder".She also wrote a play, "The Madman’s Advocate", which was given a rehearsed reading in Nottingham in 1995