Ross Macdonald
(pseudonym of Kenneth Millar)

(13 December, 1915 - 11 July, 1983)
Los Gatos, California - Santa Barbara

 Grand Master of the Mystery Writers of America - 1974

 

Библиография

© 2004, composed by Alex (Юрий Усков) & Vladimir

Last modified: 31.07.2008

(Имена сериальных героев подчеркнуты)
(В скобках даны русские названия, появлявшиеся в анонсах и статьях).

Романы:

1)The Dark Tunnel (1944) as Ken Millar.  (aka:  I Die Slowly, 1955) Chet Gordon  [spy thriller] Темный туннель.
(Туннель во тьме).
2)Trouble Follows Me (1946) as Ken Millar. (aka: Night Train, 1955)  Chet Gordon Беда преследует меня.
Беда идет по следу.
3)Blue City (1947) as Ken Millar Порочный город.
Коррумпированный город.
В родном городе.
4)The Three Roads (1948) as Ken Millar Три дороги
5)The Moving Target (1949) as John Macdonald (aka:  Harper, 1966) Lew Archer 
[working title: "The Snatch"]
Движущаяся цель.
Живая мишень.
(Движущаяся мишень).
6)The Drowning Pool (1950)  as John Ross Macdonald Lew Archer Засасывающий омут.
Омут.
Смерть в бассейне.
7)The Way Some People Die (1951)  as John Ross Macdonald Lew Archer Как некоторые умирают.
Так они погибают.
Смерть на выбор.
8)The Ivory Grin (1952) as John Ross Macdonald (aka: Marked for Murder, 1953) Lew Archer  Ослепительный оскал.
Мертвый оскал.
Оскал смерти.
Насмешливый лик Смерти.
Лабиринт.
Сентиментальная леди.
9)Meet Me at the Morgue (1953) as John Ross Macdonald(british title: Experience with Evil, 1954): Встретимся в морге.
Свидание в морге.
Испытание злом.
10)Find a Victim (1954)  as John Ross Macdonald Lew Archer Найти жертву
11)The Barbarous Coast (1956) Lew Archer Варварский берег.
Берег варваров.
Жуткий берег.
Кровавый след на песке.
12)The Doomsters (1958) Lew Archer Вестники несчастья.
Посланцы судьбы.
Обрекаю на смерть.
Проклятие семьи Холлмэнов.
13)The Galton Case (1959) Lew Archer Дело Гэлтона.
Дело Голтонов.
Наследник обезглавленного.
14)The Ferguson Affair (1960) 
[working titles: "Death Mask", "The Silver Dollar Tree".]
Дело Фергюсона
15)The Wycherly Woman (1961) Lew Archer
[originally titled "The Basilisk Look"]
Дело Уичерли
16)The Zebra-Striped Hearse (1962) Lew Archer
[working titles: "The Whiteheaded Boy", "The Living Eye", "Murder Country", "The People Watcher", "The Blackwell Imbroglio", "The Blackwell Tragedy".
Полосатый катафалк.
(Полосатый караван).
17)The Chill (1964)  Lew Archer Озноб.
Дрожь.
Мороз по коже.
Холод смерти.
Чисто семейное дело.
18)The Far Side of the Dollar (1965) Lew Archer Обратная сторона доллара.
Другая сторона доллара.
Изнанка доллара.
Черная сторона доллара.
Следы ведут в Эль-Ранчо.
19)Black Money (1966) Lew Archer Черные деньги.
Грязные деньги.
(Левые деньги).
20)The Instant Enemy (1968) Lew Archer Неукротимый враг.
Притаившийся враг.
Вокруг одни враги.
Кругом одни враги.
Не буди зверя.
21)The Goodbye Look (1969) Lew Archer Прощальный взгляд.
Последний взгляд.
Предсмертный взгляд
22)The Underground Man (1971) Lew Archer Погребенный.
Человек из могилы.
Человек из-под земли.
Человек из подземелья.
(Захороненный мужчина).
23)Sleeping Beauty (1973) Lew Archer
[working titles: "The Spill", "The Forever Room", "The Survivor", "The Fugitive Daughter", "The Unknown", "The Sleep Walkers", "The Money Cart"]
Спящая красавица.
(Спящая принцесса).
24)The Blue Hammer (1976) Lew Archer Голубой молоточек.
Голубой молот.
Тайна художника

Рассказы:

Death by Water (written in 1945, published - 2001 in the coll. "Strangers in Town: Three Newly Discovered Stories")  Joe Rogers  
(1st version 1945 (46*?) with the main character Joe Rogers ; changed to Lew Archer for the collection  "THE ARCHER FILES", 2007)
 
Find the Woman (June 1946, "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine")  as Kenneth Millar
(1st version 1946 with the main character Joe Rogers ; revised version for the collection "THE NAME IS ARCHER", 1955 with Lew Archer)
[originally titled "Death by Air"]
 
Ищите женщину

Lew Archer

The Sky Hook  (January 1948, "American Mercury") as Kenneth Millar  
The Bearded Lady (October 1948, "American Magazine") as Kenneth Millar  (aka: Murder is a public matter)
(1st version 1948 with the main character
Sam Drake
 (newspaperman); revised version for the collection "THE NAME IS ARCHER", 1955 with Lew Archer)
Бородатая леди

Lew Archer

Strangers in Town (written in 1950, published - 2001 in the coll. "Strangers in Town: Three Newly Discovered Stories") Lew Archer 
[сюжет был использован в романе "The Ivory Grin" (1952)
 
Shock Treatment (January 1953, "Manhunt") as Kenneth Millar  
The Imaginary Blonde (February 1953, "Manhunt") as John Ross Macdonald.  (aka: Gone Girl) (aka: The Singing Pigeon) Lew Archer Пропавшая девушка.
Человек в кадиллаке
The Guilty Ones (May 1953, "Manhunt") as John Ross Macdonald. (akaThe Sinister Habit) Lew Archer Дурная привычка
The Beat-Up Sister (October 1953, "Manhunt")  as John Ross Macdonald.  (aka: The Suicide) (aka: The missing sister case Lew Archer Самоубийство.
Дело об исчезнувшей сестре.
Guilt-Edged Blonde ( January 1954, "Manhunt") as John Ross Macdonald. Lew Archer  Золотистая блондинка
Wild Goose Chase (July 1954, "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine") as John Ross Macdonald Lew Archer Пустая затея
The Angry Man (written in 1955, published - 2001 in the coll. "Strangers in Town: Three Newly Discovered Stories") Lew Archer
[сюжет был использован в романе "The Doomsters" (1958)]
 
Midnight Blue (October 1960, "Ed McBain's Mystery Magazine") Lew Archer Полночная синь.
Все мы бедные Божьи твари.
The Sleeping Dog (April 1965, "Argosy")  Lew Archer  Не буди лихо пока оно тихо

Незаконченные произведения:

"The 13th Day" (1953),
"Heyday in the Blood" (1952),
"Lady Killer" (1954),
"Little Woman" (1954),
"The Strome Tragedy" (1955),
"Stolen Woman" (1958),
"Death Mask" (1959),
"Change of Venue" (1961),
"Do Your Own time" (1963),
"The Count of Montevista" (1964),
"100 Pesos" (1965)
[11 fragments of unfinished Lew Archer stories/novels, found by Macdonald biographer Tom Nolan and first published in the coll. THE ARCHER FILES (Crippen & Landru, 2007 June)]
 

Статьи:

The South Sea Soup Co. (1931,"The Grumbler") as Ken Millar  [a parody]  
Fatal Facility (July 29, 1939, "Saturday Night")  as Kenneth Millar [a poem]  
Homage to Dashiell Hammett (1964, Mystery Writer's Annual)   
A Death Road for the Condor (April 6, 1964, Sports Illustrated)   
The Writer as Detective Hero (January 1965, Show)   
Murder in the Library (1965, Mystery Writer's Annual) as Kenneth Millar  
A Personal Journey: A Preface to The Galton Case (In "Afterwords: Novelists on their Novels". Edited by Thomas McCormack. New York: Harper & Row, 1968.)  
Cain x 3 (March 2, 1969, New York Times Book Review) [a book review]  
Life with the Blob (Sports Illustrated, April 21, 1969)   
Santa Barbarans Cite an 11th Commandment: "Thou Shalt Not Abuse the Earth". [with Robert Easton] (October 12, 1969, New York Times Magazine)  
Foreword (In "Archer at Large",1970)  
Introduction (In  "Kenneth Millar/Ross Macdonald: A Checklist" by Matthew J. Bruccoli. Detroit: Gale Research/Bruccoli Clark, 1971.)  
Introduction  (In "Black Tide" by Robert Easton. New York: Delacorte Press, 1972).  
Writing The Galton Case (In "On Crime Writing", 1973; also includes The Writer as Detective Hero)  
Down These Streets a Mean Man Must Go (Spring/Summer 1977, Antaeus, #25-26)   
The Private Detective (October 23, 1977, New York Times Book Review)
[also used as Introduction to "Lew Archer, Private Detective"]
 
Lew Archer (In "The Great Detectives",1978)  
In the First Person  (In "Many Californias: Literature from the Golden State", ed. Gerald Haslam [University of Nevada Press, March 1999; Second revised edition]) (short story -?)  
Winnipeg, 1929. (a separate pamphlet)
[*It includes in a limited hardcover edition [1-885941-51-X, $37.00] of "Strangers in Town" by Ross Macdonald, Crippen & Landru, 2001)
 

Сборники:

The Name is Archer (Bantam, 1955) as John Ross Macdonald
Contents:
"Find the Woman,"
"Gone Girl,"
"The Bearded Lady,"
"The Suicide,"
"Guilt-Edged Blonde,"
"The Sinister Habit",
"Wild Goose Chase"  [Lew Archer 7 stories ]
Убей его первым (сборник без первого рассказа)
{содержание:
Пропавшая девушка.
Бородатая леди.
Самоубийство.
Золотистая блондинка.
Дурная привычка.
Пустая затея.} [6 stories]

(Моя фамилия - Арчер. [сборник])

Archer in Hollywood (Knopf, 1967)
[omnibus featuring:
The Moving Target; The Way Some People Die; The Barbarous Coast ]  Lew Archer   [novels]
 
Archer at Large (Knopf, 1970)
[omnibus featuring:
The Galton Case; The Chill; Black Money] Lew Archer  [novels]
 
On Crime Writing (Capra Press, 1973) [articles]  
Lew Archer, Private Investigator (Mysterious Press, 1977) {содержание: рассказы из сборника The Name is Archer, а так же - "Midnight Blue", "The Sleeping Dog"} Lew Archer  [stories]  
A Collection of Reviews (Lord John Press, 1979) [book reviews]  
Archer in Jeopardy (Knopf, 1979)
[omnibus featuring:
The Doomsters; The Zebra-Striped Hearse; The Instant Enemy] Lew Archer  [novels]
 
Self-Portrait: Ceaselessly Into the Past (Capra Press, 1981, edited by Ralph B. Sipper) [articles ]  
Early Millar (Cordelia Editions, 1982), with Margaret Millar   
Strangers in Town: Three Newly Discovered Stories (Crippen & Landru, 2001,edited by Macdonald biographer Tom Nolan)
{Ранее непубликовавшиеся рассказы:
"Death by Water" [Joe Rogers],
"Strangers in Town" [Lew Archer],
"The Angry Man" [Lew Archer]}. [stories]
 
The Archer Files (Crippen & Landru, 2007, Edited by Tom Nolan)
Contents:
STORIES (12 short stories with Lew Archer):
Find the Woman,
Death by Water,
The Bearded Lady,
Strangers in Town,
Gone Girl [aka: The Imaginary Blonde],
The Sinister Habit [aka: The Guilty Ones],
The Suicide [aka: The Beat-Up Sister],
Guilt-Edged Blonde,
Wild Goose Chase,
The Angry Man,
Midnight Blue,
Sleeping Dog,
CASE NOTES (11 fragments of unfinished Lew Archer stories/novels, found by Nolan and first published in this collection):
"The 13th Day" (1953),
"Heyday in the Blood" (1952),
"Lady Killer" (1954),
"Little Woman" (1954),
"The Strome Tragedy" (1955),
"Stolen Woman" (1958),
"Death Mask" (1959),
"Change of Venue" (1961),
"Do Your Own time" (1963),
"The Count of Montevista" (1964),
"100 Pesos" (1965)
[The Complete Short Stories of Lew Archer, Private Investigator, Including Newly Discovered Case Notes. This collection comes in two editions: the trade softcover edition & the hardcover edition limited to 400 copies, and signed and numbered by the editor Tom Nolan, and cover artist Jeff Wong with a facsimile of Ross Macdonald's signature. Each limited hardcover copy contains a separately printed pamphlet reproducing the 29th chapter of "The Far Side of the dollar", which did not appear in any trade editions.]
 

Editor:

Ross Macdonald Selects Great Stories of Suspense (NY: A. Knopf [distributed by Random House], 1974, hard cover); (aka: Great Stories of Suspense).
Contents:
John Collier.
"Wet Saturday"
Kenneth Fearing. "The Big Clock" (novel)
Agatha Christie. "What Mrs. McGillicuddy Saw!" (novel)
Stanley Ellin. "The Payoff"
Graham Greene. "The Basement Room"
Dashiell Hammett. "Fly Paper"
John Cheever. "The Five-Forty-Eight"
Robert Louis Stevenson. "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (novella)
James M. Cain. "The Baby in the Icebox"
Margaret Millar. "The Couple Next Door"
Roald Dahl. "The Landlady"
Michael Gilbert. "The Amateur"
Patricia Highsmith. "The Terrapin"
Dick Francis. "Enquiry" (novel)
Ross Macdonald. "The Far Side of the Dollar" (novel)
Flannery O'Connor. "The Comforts of Home"

[*An anthology of 16 novels and stories with an 17-page introduction by Macdonald written for this collection. 823 pages.
--An anthology of four complete novels, a novella, and 11 short stories by some of the best suspense writers ever.
--A pure detective story, according to Ross Macdonald, moves backward in search of explanation; a suspense story moves forward toward catastrophe. And for sheer enthralling suspense there has never been a collection to match this one - 4 complete novels, 11 stories and a novella -chosen and introduced by the master himself. NOVELS: Kenneth Fearing's breathtaking classic of power struggle, muder and manhunt in a great American magazine-publishing empire, THE BIG CLOCK. Agatha Christie at her quietly spellbinding best begins with a murder glimpsed from a passing train. WHAT MRS. McGILLICUDDY SAW!. Dick Francis' ENQUIRY is a stunning example of the galloping excitement and the shart observation of English life (and class snobbery) that has won popular and critical success on both sides of the Atlantic. Ross MacDonald has selected from his own marvelous Lew Archer novels, THE FAR SIDE OF THE DOLLAR, which begins with an apparent kidnapping and moves both backward through tangled family lives and forward into danger and resolution.
--Nine-page introduction by MacDonald. Prints four complete novels by Dick Francis, Kenneth Fearing, Agatha Christie, and MacDonald's own "The Far Side of the Dollar," together with stories by Greene, Gilbert, Collier, and Cheever. Included are the novel, The Big Clock, by Kenneth Fearing, a bibliomystery set within the community of a large publisher where a young woman is murdered and her killer is a member of the publishing company. Also there is a short story The Terrapin, by Patricia Highsmith, in which a young boy, because of his mis-deeds, is required to memorize poetry by his mother, who is an illustrator of children's books. His concern for a terrapin brought home for soup leads to tragic circumstances. The Comforts of Home by Flannery O'Connor, tells us of a man who writes history for a living and is president of his local Historical Society. His problem is his mother, with whom he lives, and her strange passion for befriending wayward girls and bringing them home. Thomas hates this and finally finds a way in which to cope---but the solution is fatal. A splendid selection of stories that includes four novels, one novella by Robert Louis Stevenson, and eleven short stories by Dashiell Hammett, Roald Dahl, Margaret Millar, Stanley Ellin, and James M. Cain. ]

 

Переводы, требующие уточнения:
романы (?):
Гиблое место
Странная мама
Убей, красавица
Двойник мертвеца (рассказ) = "Человек в кадиллаке" -?
Призрачное дело.
Тени убитых гангстеров
(роман)

Contents