
Ross Macdonald
13 December1915 – 11 July 1983
Ross Macdonald was the main pseudonym used by the American-Canadian writer of crime fiction Kenneth Millar. He is best known for his series of hardboiled novels set in Southern California and featuring private detective Lew Archer. Since the 1970s, Macdonald's works (particularly the Archer novels) have received attention in academic circles for their psychological depth, sense of place, use of language, sophisticated imagery and integration of philosophy into genre fiction. Brought up in the province of Ontario, Canada, Macdonald eventually settled in the state of California, where he died in 1983.
Books
- Great Short Tales of Mystery and Terror1982
- The Ivory Grin
- The Blue Hammer
- The Underground Man
- Find a victim
- ARCHER AT LARGE THREE NOVELS THE GALTON CASE THE CHILL BLACK MONEY
- The Instant Enemy
- Blue city
- Archer
- The Civil
- TROUBLE FOLLOWS ME
- The Instant Enemy
- The Wycherly Woman
- Manhunt
- La belle endormie
- The Ivory Grin
- The Drowning Pool
- Blue City
- The moving target
- Meet Me at the Morgue
- Meet Me at the Morgue
- The Moving Target
- The Galton Case
- Blue city
- The Goodbye Look
- The Underground Man
- The Goodbye Look
- The drowning pool
- Best detective stories of the year
- The Drowning Pool
- Archer At Large
- The moving target
- Black money
- The way some people die
- The Three Roads
- The Goodbye Look
- Meet Me at the Morgue
- Archer in jeopardy
- The Galton Case
- The Blue Hammer
- The barbarous coast
- The Ray Bradbury Chronicles. 6/7
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents
- Baker's dozen
- The Ray Bradbury Chronicles
Author data: Open Library