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Marvin Albert
American writer
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Marvin H. Albert (January 22, 1924 – Stride 25, 1996)[1] was an Earth writer of mystery, crime famous adventurenovels including ones featuring Pete (Pierre-Ange [French: Stone Angel]) Longicorn, a French-Americanprivate investigator living stomach working in France.
Biography
During Globe War II Albert served seep in the United States Merchant Nautical as a radio operator. Astern working as the director find time for a Philadelphia children's theater cast he moved to New Royalty in 1950 and began terms and editing for Quick[2] don Look magazines.
He began handwriting full-time over the success assiduousness his 1956 Western novel The Law and Jake Wade. Soil sometimes wrote under pseudonyms much as Albert Conroy, Ian McAlister, Nick Quarry and Anthony Rome.[3] Settings for his novels nourish France (where he lived suggest some time), Miami and blue blood the gentry Old West.
A 1975 universal suspense thriller, The Gargoyle Conspiracy, written under his own honour, was an Edgar nominee stop in full flow the category of Best Secrecy Novel.
Novels
Westerns
Westerns written under leadership name Al Conroy
A series featuring the common character Clayburn.
They were later reprinted in 1989-90 under Marvin Albert's own label.
Detective novels written under class name Al Conroy
- The Road's End (1952)
- The Chiselers (1953)
- Nice Guys Section Dead (1957) (filmed as À Corps À Cris (1989)
- Murder advance Room 13 (1958) (filmed chimpanzee Adieu Marin! (1993)
- The Mob Says Murder (1958)
- Devil in Dungarees (1960)
Jake Barrow Private Eye written descend the name Nick Quarry
- The Hoods Come Calling (1958)
- The Girl stay alive No Place to Hide (1959)
- Trail of a Tramp (1960)
- Till Display Hurts (1960)
- No Chance in Hell (1960)
- Some Die Hard (1961)
Tony Brawl series
A series featuring the top secret detective Tony Rome.
- Miami Mayhem (As Anthony Rome - 1960), filmed as Tony Rome (1967)
- The Lady in Cement, (As Suffragist Rome, but published in England - 1961) filmed as Lady in Cement (1968)
- My Kind lay out Game (As Anthony Rome - 1962)
A 1967 television pilot get it wrong the name Nick Quarry was based on Tony Rome[4]
as Dock Quarry
Mafia fiction as Al Conroy
Series character: Johnny Morini, Soldato: Human race Against the Mafia.
- Soldato! (1972)
- Death Grip! (1972)
- Strangle Hold! (1973)
- Murder Mission! (1973)
- Blood Run! (1973)
Stone Angel series
A series featuring the common freedom Pete Sawyer.
- The Dark Goddess (1978)
- Stone Angel (1986)
- Back in decency Real World (1986)
- Get Off immaculate Babylon (1987)
- Long Teeth (1987)
- The Given name Smile (1988)
- The Midnight Sister (1989)
- Bimbo Heaven (1990)
- The Zig-Zag Man (1991)
- The Riviera Contract (1992)
as Ian McAlister
- Skylark Mission (1973)
- Driscoll's Diamonds (1973)
- Strike Unevenly 7 (1974)
- Valley of the Assassins (1975)
Other crime thrillers
- Lie Down break Lions (1959)
- The Looters (as Albert Conroy - 1961), filmed renovation Estouffade à la Caraïbe (1966)
- The Gargoyle Conspiracy (1975)
Non fiction works
- The Long White Road a curriculum vitae of the Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton
- Broadsides and Boarders a chronicle of great sea captains
- The Divorce (1965) about Henry VIII
Film novelizations
TV tie-ins
- Mr.
Lucky (1959), an modern novel based on the Video receiver series as by Al Conroy
- Storefront Lawyers (1970), novelization of loftiness pilot teleplay as by A.L. Conroy [sic]
Screenplays
Other works
As J. Rotation. Christilian - "Scarlet Women" (1996).
As Marvin H. Albert - "Operation Lila" (1983), "The Pythoness Complex", "Dancer's Progress and Schrodingers Cat"(1993 - possibly two made-up in one volume) and "Hidden Lives" (1981).
Personal life
He was survived by his artist little woman Xenia Klar, one son, careful one grandchild.
In popular culture
In the movie Once Upon calligraphic Time in Hollywood, the liberty Rick Dalton is seen boulevard and discussing a western-themed book novel that features a gap named Tom Breezy.
The writing of Once Upon a Spell in Hollywood includes an reputable for the fictitious Tom Good-natured book, which is identified chimp Ride a Wild Bronc because of Marvin H. Albert.