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Buy Books by Ross Macdonald
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| Title |
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Date |
Issue Points - Notes |
| The Moving Target |
Cassell |
1951 |
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| The Drowning Pool |
Cassell |
1952 |
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| The Way Some People Die |
Cassell |
1953 |
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| The Ivory Grin |
Cassell |
1953 |
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| Experience with Evil |
Cassell |
1954 |
US: Meet Me at the Morgue |
| Find a Victim |
Cassell |
1955 |
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| The Name is Archer |
Bantam |
1955 |
US edition |
| The Barbarous Coast |
Cassell |
1957 |
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| The Doomsters |
Cassell |
1958 |
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| The Galton Case |
Cassell |
1960 |
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| The Ferguson Affair |
Collins |
1961 |
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| The Wycherly Woman |
Collins |
1962 |
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| The Zebra Striped Hearse |
Collins |
1963 |
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| The Chill |
Collins |
1964 |
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| The Far Side of the Dollar |
Collins |
1965 |
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| Black Money |
Collins |
1966 |
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| The Instant Enemy |
Collins |
1968 |
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| The Goodbye Look |
Collins |
1969 |
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| The Underground Man |
Collins |
1971 |
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| Sleeping Beauty |
Collins |
1973 |
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| The Blue Hammer |
Collins |
1976 |
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| Lew Archer Private Investigator |
Mysterious |
1977 |
US edition |
as Kenneth Millar
| Title |
|
Date |
Issue Points - Notes |
| Blue City |
Cassell |
1949 |
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| The Three Roads |
Cassell |
1950 |
Black boards, silver titles. Jacket 9/6 |
| I Die Slowly |
Lion |
1955 |
US: The Dark Tunnel, 1944 |
| Night Train |
Lion |
1955 |
US: Trouble Follows Me, 1946 |
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Further Information
Ross Macdonald, real name Kenneth Millar, was born in
California on 13th December 1915 and passed away in 1983. His books were
published as either John, John Ross or Ross dependent on title and also
country of publication. For simplicity we have ignored this as the names
are obvious and they do not represent any issue points. His main series
character was Lew Archer who appeared in most of the books and has
become an important figure in the development of modern American crime
fiction. In all cases, the US editions precede the UK and alternative
titles, were applicable, are noted. There are some uncollected short
stories and also four works of non-fiction which are not included in the
bibliography |
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