Mark McShane
1929 – 2013
Mark McShane was an Australian author of satire, suspense novels, and crime fiction. Born in Sydney to a family with Gypsy roots, he traveled the world for the first three decades of his life. In 1960, he settled on the island of Mallorca, in the Mediterranean, and decided to write fiction. His most well known characters are the eccentric Norman Pink, and Appleton Porter, an unlikely spy whose often comic adventures McShane chronicled under the pseudonym Marc Lovell.
Books
- The Spy Who Got His Feet Wet; Death in Blue Folders; Wedding Treasure
- Dreamers in a haunted house
- The spy who got his feet wet
- An enquiry into the existence of vampires
- Apple to the core
- Dusty Trails
- Apple spy in the sky
- Hand over mind
- A Quoi sert de courir?
- Fluides
- Fog Sinister
- Most Deadly Hate; Circus Day; The Spy Who Barked in The Night
- How green was my apple
- Comfort me with spies
- The halcyon way
- The blind hypnotist
- Shadows and dark places
- The spy who barked in the night
- Neutral shores
- Spy on the run
- The second Vanetti affair
- The passing of evil
- The only good apple in a barrel of spies
- The straight and crooked
- The imitation thieves
- Vampire in the Shadows
- Good spies don't grow on trees
- Ethel and the naked spy
- And they say you can't buy happiness
- A voice from the living
- That great big trenchcoat in the sky
- The ghost of Megan
- Böse Spiele auf Ibiza
- The spy with his head in the clouds
- Agenten-Marathon
- Séance on a Wet Afternoon
- The spy game
- A presence in the house
- The guardian specter
- Memory of Megan
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