About James McClure
Noted journalist and mystery writer James McClure died June 17th of a respiratory illness at the age of 66. Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, but living in England for well over the last half his life, he will be long remembered as the author of the 'Kramer and Zondi' police procedural series, groundbreaking in many ways. The first book, The Steam Pig, was published in 1971 during the peak of the apartheid era in his homeland, and along with the seven that followed, contained a not-so-subtle message to those overseas about the inadequacies of a society split so radically along racial lines.
Series
Kramer and Zondi
The Steam Pig (1971)
The Caterpillar Cop (1972)
The Gooseberry Fool (1974)
Snake (1975)
The Sunday Hangman (1977)
The Blood of an Englishman (1980)
The Artful Egg (1984)
Imago: A Modern Comedy of Manners (1988)
The Song Dog (1991)
The Steam Pig (1971)
The Caterpillar Cop (1972)
The Gooseberry Fool (1974)
Snake (1975)
The Sunday Hangman (1977)
The Blood of an Englishman (1980)
The Artful Egg (1984)
Imago: A Modern Comedy of Manners (1988)
The Song Dog (1991)
Non fiction
Killers: A Companion to the Thames Television Series By Clive Exton (1976)
Spike Island: Portrait of a British Police Division (1980)
Cop World: Inside an American Police Force (1984)
Spike Island: Portrait of a British Police Division (1980)
Cop World: Inside an American Police Force (1984)
Anthologies containing stories by James McClure
Short stories
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