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J(ohn) I(nnes) M(ackintosh) Stewart - Bibliography

Critic, and writer of detective fiction, born in Edinburgh, EC Scotland, UK. He studied at Oxford, and taught English at Leeds, Adelaide, and Belfast universities before returning to Oxford in 1949. Under his own name he wrote several novels and critical studies, notably Eight Modern Writers (1963). He was better known for his prolific work (48 volumes) as Michael Innes, beginning with Death at the President's Lodging (1936, in USA as Seven Suspects), featuring the policeman hero John Appleby. Later books include The Secret Vanguard (1940), A Private View (1952), and A Family Affair.

Bibliography

Inspector Appleby novels

Death At the President's Lodging (1936) (aka Seven Suspects) Hamlet, Revenge! (1937) Lament for a Maker (1938) Stop Press (1939) (aka The Spider Strikes) The Secret Vanguard (1940) There Came Both Mist And Snow (1940) (aka A Comedy of Terrors) Appleby On Ararat (1941) The Daffodil Affair (1942) The Weight of the Evidence (1943) Appleby's End (1945) A Night of Errors (1947) Operation Pax (1951) (aka The Paper Thunderbolt) A Private View (1952) (aka One-Man Show and Murder Is an Art) Appleby Talking (1954) (aka Dead Man's Shoes) Appleby Talks Again (1956) Appleby Plays Chicken (1957) (aka Death On a Quiet Day) The Long Farewell (1958) Hare Sitting Up (1959) Silence Observed (1961) A Connoisseur's Case (1962) (aka The Crabtree Affair) The Bloody Wood (1966) Appleby At Allington (1968) (aka Death By Water) A Family Affair (1969) (aka Picture of Guilt) Death At the Chase (1970) An Awkward Lie (1971), ISBN 0-396-06345-4 The Open House (1972), ISBN 0-396-06524-4 Appleby's Answer (1973), ISBN 0-396-06744-1 Appleby's Other Story (1974), ISBN 0-396-06715-8 The Appleby File (1975), ISBN 0-396-07279-8 The Gay Phoenix (1976), ISBN 0-396-07442-1 The Ampersand Papers (1978), ISBN 0-396-07663-7 Sheiks and Adders (1982), ISBN 0-396-08063-4 Appleby And Honeybath (1983), ISBN 0-396-08247-5 Carson's Conspiracy (1984), ISBN 0-396-08395-1 Appleby And the Ospreys (1986), ISBN 0-396-08950-X

Other novels

What Happened At Hazelwood? (1946) From London Far (1946) (aka The Unsuspected Chasm) The Journeying Boy (1949) Christmas At Candleshoe (1953) The Man from the Sea (1955) (aka Death By Moonlight) Old Hall, New Hall (1956) (aka A Question of Queens) The New Sonia Wayward (1960) (aka The Case of Sonia Wayward) Money from Holme (1964) A Change of Heir (1966) The Mysterious Commission (1974), ISBN 0-396-07134-1 Honeybath's Haven (1977), ISBN 0-396-07555-X Going It Alone (1980), ISBN 0-396-07819-2 Lord Mullion's Secret (1981), ISBN 0-396-08005-7
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