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Ross Macdonald

    December 13, 1915 – July 11, 1983

    Ross Macdonald, born Kenneth Millar, was an American-Canadian master of crime fiction, best known for his hardboiled novels featuring detective Lew Archer. His work builds upon the terse style of his predecessors, infusing it with profound psychological depth and intricate explorations of character motivation. Macdonald's plots often unravel complex family secrets, delving into the hidden dynamics of his clients and the criminals they encounter. He skillfully blended the traditional whodunit with psychological thriller elements, offering readers meticulously crafted mysteries with surprising denouements.

    Access 2010: The Missing Manual
    Sleeping Beauty
    Black Money
    The Archer Files: The Complete Short Stories of Lew Archer, Private Investigator
    Trouble follows me
    The Mammoth Book of Private Eye Stories