Dan J. Marlowe | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1917 Lowell, Massachusetts, United States |
| Died | 1986 (aged 68–69) Mexico |
| Occupation | Novelist |
| Nationality | American |
| Genre | crime fiction |
| Notable works | The Name Of The Game Is Death |
Dan J. Marlowe (1917 – 1986) was an American writer of crime fiction. Gunshots in Another Room: The Forgotten Life of Dan J. Marlowe (2012) by Charles Kelly, tells the story of Marlowe, his amnesia, his involvements with bank robber Albert Frederick Nussbaum and with murderer Bobby Randell Wilcoxson.
Works
Novels
| Year | Title | Series | Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1959 | Doorway to Death | Johnny Killain | Avon Publications, Inc. |
| 1959 | Killer with a Key | Johnny Killain | |
| 1960 | Doom Service | Johnny Killain | |
| 1960 | The Fatal Frails | Johnny Killain | |
| 1961 | Shake a Crooked Town | Johnny Killain | |
| 1961 | Backfire | Berkley | |
| 1962 | The Name of the Game is Death | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1963 | Strongarm | Fawcett Gold Medal | |
| 1964 | Never Live Twice | Fawcett Gold Medal | |
| 1965 | Death Deep Down | Fawcett Gold Medal | |
| 1966 | Four for the Money | Fawcett Gold Medal | |
| 1966 | The Vengeance Man | Fawcett Gold Medal | |
| 1967 | The Raven Is a Blood Red Bird | Fawcett Gold Medal | |
| 1967 | Route of the Red Gold | Fawcett Gold Medal | |
| 1969 | One Endless Hour | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1969 | Operation Fireball | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1970 | Operation Flashpoint | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1970 | Operation Overkill | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1971 | Operation Breakthrough | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1972 | Operation Checkmate | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1972 | Operation Drumfire | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1973 | Operation Stranglehold | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1973 | Operation Whiplash | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1974 | Operation Hammerlock | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1975 | Operation Deathmaker | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1976 | Operation Counterpunch | Drake | Fawcett Gold Medal |
| 1982 | Guerilla Games (credited as 'Gar Wilson') | Phoenix Force | Worldwide |
Fastback "easy readers"
- 1983: Janie
- 1984: No Witnesses, A Game for Fools
- 1985: Claire, The Comeback, Game Day, Redmond's Shot, Turk, Death in Any Language, Pension Plan
- 1986: Small Town Beat, No Loose Ends
- 1987: The Devlin Affair, Ship of Doom, Double the Glory, The Hitter, The Mudder, The Sixth Man, The Super Upset, Big-Top Tragedy, Deadly Torrent, Quake 8.1
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