Evan Hunter

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Evan Hunter, born Salvatore Lombino (October 15, 1926 - July 6, 2005), was a prolific American author and screenwriter. He wrote hundreds of books and many screenplays, both under his own name and under a number of pseudonyms such as Ed McBain, Richard Marsten, Hunt Collins, Curt Cannon and Ezra Hannon. The name "Evan Hunter" was derived from Evander Childs High School and Hunter College.

Under the name Evan Hunter, which he legally adopted in 1952, he wrote books such as The Blackboard Jungle, Come Winter, and Lizzie. He wrote the original screenplay of The Birds for Alfred Hitchcock.

As Ed McBain, one of his most famous pseudonyms, he wrote the famous 87th Precinct crime novels as well as the Matthew Hope mysteries.

Hunter died of cancer of the larynx at age 78 in Weston, Connecticut.

Contents 1 Bibliography as Evan Hunter 1.1 Novels 1.2 Short stories 1.3 Plays 1.4 Screenplays 1.5 Teleplays 1.6 Children's Books 1.7 Autobiographical 2 Bibliography as Ed McBain 2.1 Novels 2.1.1 The 87th Precinct Mysteries 2.1.2 The Matthew Hope Mysteries 2.1.3 The Woman in Jeopardy Mysteries 3 Bibliography (Various) 3.1 as Curt Cannon 3.2 as Richard Marsten 3.3 as Hunt Collins 3.4 as Ezra Hannon 3.5 as John Abbott 4 Complete Chronological Bibliography 5 External links

Bibliography as Evan Hunter

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Novels

• The Evil Sleep! (1952)
• Don't Crowd Me (1953)
• The Blackboard Jungle (novel) (1954)
• Second Ending (1956)
• Strangers When We Meet (1958)
• A Matter of Conviction (1959)
• Mothers And Daughters (1961)
• Buddwing (1964)
• The Paper Dragon (1966)
• A Horse's Head (1967)
• Last Summer (novel) (1968)
• Sons (1969)
• Nobody Knew They Were There (1971)
• Every Little Crook And Nanny (1972)
• Come Winter (1973)
• Streets Of Gold (1974)
• The Chisholms: A Novel Of The Journey West (1976)
• Walk Proud (1979)
• Love, Dad (1981)
• Far From The Sea (1983)
• Lizzie (1984)
• Criminal Conversation (1994)
• Privileged Conversation (1996)
• The Moment She Was Gone (2002)

Short stories

• The Jungle Kids (Short Stories) (1956)
• The Last Spin & Other Stories (1960)
• Happy New Year, Herbie (1963)
• The Easter Man (a Play) And Six Stories (1972)
• Seven (novel)(1972)
• The McBain Brief (Short Stories) (1982)
• The Best American Mystery Stories (2000)
• Barking at Butterflies & Other Stories (2000)
• Running from Legs(2000)

Plays

• The Easter Man (1964)
• The Conjuror (1969)

Screenplays

• Note: his novel "King's Ransom" was rendered as "High and Low" by Akira Kurosawa
• Strangers When We Meet (1960)
• The Birds (1963)
• Fuzz (1972)
• Walk Proud (1979)

Teleplays

• The Chisholms (1979)
• The Legend Of Walks Far Woman (1980)
• Dream West (1986)

Children's Books

• Find The Feathered Serpent (1952)
• The Remarkable Harry (1959)
• The Wonderful Button (1961)
• Me And Mr. Stenner (1976)

Autobiographical

• Me & Hitch! (1997)

Bibliography as Ed McBain

Novels

• Death of a Nurse (1964)
  • Originally published in 1964 as Murder in the Navy by Richard Marsten
• The Big Fix (1952)
• The April Robin Murders (1958)
  • With Craig Rice
• The Sentries (1965)
• Where There's Smoke (1975)
• Guns (1976)
• Another Part of the City (1986)
• Downtown (1991)
• Driving Lessons (2000)

The 87th Precinct Mysteries

• Cop Hater (1956)
• The Mugger (1956)
• The Pusher (1956)
• The Con Man (1957)
• Killer's Choice (1957)
• Killer's Payoff (1958)
• Lady Killer (1958)
• Killer's Wedge (1959)
• 'til Death (1959)
• King's Ransom (1959)
• Give the Boys a Great Big Hand (1960)
• The Heckler (1960)
• See Them Die (1960)
• Lady, Lady I Did It (1961)
• The Empty Hours (1962)
• Like Love (1962)
• Ten Plus One (1963)
• Ax (1964)
• He Who Hesitates (1964)
• Doll (1965)
• 80 Million Eyes (1966)
• Fuzz (1968)
• Shotgun (1969)
• Jigsaw (1970)
• Hail, Hail the Gang's All Here (1971)
• Let's Hear It for the Deaf Man (1972)
• Sadie When She Died (1972)
• Hail to the Chief (1973)
• Bread (1974)
• Blood Relatives (1975)
• So Long as You Both Shall Live (1976)
• Long Time No See (1977)
• Calypso (1979)
• Ghosts (1980)
• Heat (1981)
• Ice (1983)
• Lightning (1984)
• Eight Black Horses (1985)
• Poison (1987)
• Tricks (1987)
• McBain's Ladies (Short Stories) (1988)
• Lullaby (1989)
• Vespers (1990)
• Widows (1991)
• McBain's Ladies, Too (Short Stories) (1992)
• Kiss (1992)
• Mischief (1993)
• And All Through the House (1994)
• Romance (1995)
• Nocturne (1997)
• The Big Bad City (1999)
• The Last Dance (2000)
• Money, Money, Money (2001)
• Fat Ollie's Book (2002)
• The Frumious Bandersnatch (2003)
• Hark! (2004)
• Fiddlers (2005)

The Matthew Hope Mysteries

• Goldilocks (novel) (1977)
• Rumpelstiltskin (novel) (1981)
• Beauty & The Beast (1982)
• Jack & The Beanstalk (1984)
• Snow White & Red Rose (1985)
• Cinderella (novel) (1986)
• Puss in Boots (novel) (1987)
• The House that Jack Built (1988)
• Three Blind Mice (novel) (1990)
• Mary, Mary (1992)
• There was a little girl (1994)
• Gladly the cross-eyed bear (1996)
• The Last Best Hope (1998)

The Woman in Jeopardy Mysteries

• Alice in Jeopardy (2005)
• Becca in Jeopardy (Near completion at the time of Hunter's death. Completion by a third party and subsequent publication still undetermined)

Bibliography (Various)

as Curt Cannon

• Deadlier than the Mail (1953)
• Good Deal (1953)
• Dead Men Don't Scream (1958)
• The Death of Me (1958)
• Die Hard (novel) (1958)
• I'm Cannon - For Hire (1958)
• Now Die in It (1958)
• I Like 'Em Tough (Short Stories) (1958)

as Richard Marsten

• Danger: Dinosaurs! (1953)
• Rocket To Luna! (1953)
• Runaway Black! (1954)
• Murder in the Navy (1955)
  • Republished in 1964 as Death of a Nurse by Ed McBain
• Vanishing Ladies! (1957)
• The Spiked Heel! (1957)
• Even The Wicked! (1958)
• Big Man! (1959)

as Hunt Collins

• Cut Me In (1954)
• Tomorrow's World (novel) (1956)
• Tomorrow And Tomorrow (1957)
• Sucker (novel) (1958)

as Ezra Hannon

• Doors (novel) (1975)

as John Abbott

• Scimitar (novel) (1992)

Complete Chronological Bibliography

to be written

External links

• http://www.edmcbain.com/
• {{{2|{{{name|Evan Hunter}}}}}} at The Internet Movie Database
• 1984 and 1993 audio interviews with Evan Hunter by Don Swaim of CBS Radio - RealAudio

• http://wnyc.org/shows/readings/lopate.html 1991 audio interview with Leonard Lopate of WNYC/NPR - RealAudioTemplate:US-writer-stub

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