About Ross Thomas
Before he began writing novels in 1965, Ross Thomas was a reporter, foreign correspondent and public relations executive in the United States, Europe and Africa. He was the author of over twenty novels including the award-winning COLD WAR SWAP. He died in 1995.
Novels
The Cold War Swap (1966)
Cast a Yellow Shadow (1967)
The Seersucker Whipsaw (1967)
The Singapore Wink (1969)
The Brass Go-Between (1969) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
The Fools in Town Are On Our Side (1970)
The Backup Men (1971)
The Procane Chronicle (1971) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
Protocol for a Kidnapping (1971) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
The Porkchoppers (1972)
If You Can't Be Good (1973)
The Highbinders (1973) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
The Money Harvest (1975)
Yellow Dog Contract (1976)
No Questions Asked (1976) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
Chinaman's Chance (1978)
The Eighth Dwarf (1979)
The Mordida Man (1981)
Missionary Stew (1983)
Briarpatch (1984)
Out On the Rim (1987)
The Fourth Durango (1989)
Twilight at Mac's Place (1990)
Voodoo, Ltd. (1992)
Ah, Treachery! (1994)
Cast a Yellow Shadow (1967)
The Seersucker Whipsaw (1967)
The Singapore Wink (1969)
The Brass Go-Between (1969) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
The Fools in Town Are On Our Side (1970)
The Backup Men (1971)
The Procane Chronicle (1971) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
Protocol for a Kidnapping (1971) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
The Porkchoppers (1972)
If You Can't Be Good (1973)
The Highbinders (1973) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
The Money Harvest (1975)
Yellow Dog Contract (1976)
No Questions Asked (1976) (writing as Oliver Bleeck)
Chinaman's Chance (1978)
The Eighth Dwarf (1979)
The Mordida Man (1981)
Missionary Stew (1983)
Briarpatch (1984)
Out On the Rim (1987)
The Fourth Durango (1989)
Twilight at Mac's Place (1990)
Voodoo, Ltd. (1992)
Ah, Treachery! (1994)
Ross Thomas recommends
 Hammett (1975) Joe Gores "Not since Hammett and Chandler has anyone written quite as well as Joe Gores." |  Body Scissors (1990) (Tom Bethany, book 1) Jerome Doolittle "Body Scissors landed Jerome Doolittle in the front rank of political thriller novelists. Written with wit, zest and insight, it’s one of the best novels about political skullduggery I’ve read in a long time. And his hero, Tom Bethany, is an irascible gem." |
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