Ed McBain
Novels

Ed McBain

Section Title: Novels
Table Section Text: None

Year	Title	Credited author	Series	Notes

1952	Find The Feathered Serpent	Evan Hunter	YA novel

1952	The Evil Sleep!	Evan Hunter	Reprinted in 1956 as "So Nude, So Dead" under the name Richard Marsten

1953	Don't Crowd Me	Evan Hunter

1953	Danger: Dinosaurs!	Richard Marsten	YA novel

1953	Rocket to Luna	Richard Marsten	YA novel

1954	The Blackboard Jungle	Evan Hunter

1954	Runaway Black	Richard Marsten	Later credited as Ed McBain

1954	Cut Me In	Hunt Collins	Later republished as The Proposition

1955	Murder in the Navy	Richard Marsten	Later republished as Death of a Nurse by Ed McBain

1956	Second Ending	Evan Hunter

1956	Cop Hater	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1956	The Mugger	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1956	The Pusher	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1956	Tomorrow's World	Hunt Collins	Later republished as Tomorrow And Tomorrow by Hunt Collins, and as Sphere by Ed McBain

1957	The Con Man	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1957	Killer's Choice	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1957	Vanishing Ladies	Richard Marsten	Later republished as by Ed McBain

1957	The Spiked Heel	Richard Marsten

1958	Strangers When We Meet	Evan Hunter

1958	The April Robin Murders	Craig Rice and Ed McBain	Hunter finished this novel started by Rice, using his McBain pen name.

1958	Killer's Payoff	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1958	Lady Killer	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1958	Even The Wicked	Richard Marsten	Later republished as by Ed McBain

1958	I'm Cannon—For Hire	Curt Cannon	Later revised and republished as The Gutter and the Grave by Ed McBain

1959	A Matter of Conviction	Evan Hunter

1959	The Remarkable Harry	Evan Hunter	Children's book

1959	Big Man	Richard Marsten	Later republished as by Ed McBain

1959	Killer's Wedge	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1959	'til Death	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1959	King's Ransom	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1960	Give the Boys a Great Big Hand	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1960	The Heckler	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1960	See Them Die	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1961	Lady, Lady I Did It!	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1961	Mothers And Daughters	Evan Hunter

1961	The Wonderful Button	Evan Hunter	Children's book

1962	Like Love	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1963	Ten Plus One	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1964	Buddwing	Evan Hunter

1964	Ax	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1964	He Who Hesitates	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1965	Doll	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1965	The Sentries	Ed McBain

1965	Me And Mr. Stenner	Evan Hunter	Children's book

1965	Happy New Year, Herbie	Evan Hunter

1966	The Paper Dragon	Evan Hunter

1966	80 Million Eyes	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1967	A Horse's Head	Evan Hunter

1968	Last Summer	Evan Hunter

1968	Fuzz	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1969	Sons	Evan Hunter

1969	Shotgun	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1970	Jigsaw	Ed McBain	87th Precinct	This novel was adapted as the Columbo episode "Undercover" in 1994.

1971	Nobody Knew They Were There	Evan Hunter

1971	Hail, Hail the Gang's All Here	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1972	Every Little Crook And Nanny	Evan Hunter

1972	Let's Hear It for the Deaf Man	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1972	Seven	Evan Hunter

1972	Sadie When She Died	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1973	Come Winter	Evan Hunter

1973	Hail to the Chief	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1974	Streets Of Gold	Evan Hunter

1974	Bread	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1975	Where There's Smoke	Ed McBain

1975	Blood Relatives	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1975	Doors	Ezra Hannon	Later republished as by Ed McBain

1976	So Long as You Both Shall Live	Ed McBain	87th Precinct	This novel was adapted as the Columbo episode "No Time to Die" in 1992.

1976	The Chisholms	Evan Hunter

1976	Guns	Ed McBain

1977	Long Time No See	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1978	Goldilocks	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1979	Walk Proud	Evan Hunter

1979	Calypso	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1980	Ghosts	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1981	Love, Dad	Evan Hunter

1981	Heat	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1981	Rumpelstiltskin	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1982	Beauty & The Beast	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1983	Far From The Sea	Evan Hunter

1983	Ice	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1984	Lizzie	Evan Hunter

1984	Lightning	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1984	Jack & The Beanstalk	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1984	And All Through the House	Ed McBain	87th Precinct	Short-story length work, issued (with illustrations) as a limited-edition novel. Reissued in 1994.

1985	Eight Black Horses	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1985	Snow White & Rose Red	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1986	Another Part of the City	Ed McBain

1986	Cinderella	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1987	Poison	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1987	Tricks	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1987	Puss in Boots	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1988	The House that Jack Built	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1989	Lullaby	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1990	Vespers	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1990	Three Blind Mice	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope	Adapted as a TV Movie in 2001, starring Brian Dennehy

1991	Downtown	Ed McBain

1991	Widows	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1992	Kiss	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1992	Mary, Mary	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1992	Scimitar	John Abbott

1993	Mischief	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1994	There Was A Little Girl	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1994	Criminal Conversation	Evan Hunter

1995	Romance	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1996	Privileged Conversation	Evan Hunter

1996	Gladly The Cross-Eyed Bear	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1997	Nocturne	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

1998	The Last Best Hope	Ed McBain	Matthew Hope

1999	The Big Bad City	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

2000	Candyland	Evan Hunter and Ed McBain	Two-part novel that was billed as a "collaboration" between Hunter and his pseudonym.

2000	Driving Lessons	Ed McBain

2000	The Last Dance	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

2001	Money, Money, Money	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

2002	The Moment She Was Gone	Evan Hunter

2002	Fat Ollie's Book	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

2003	The Frumious Bandersnatch	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

2004	Hark!	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

2005	Alice in Jeopardy	Ed McBain

2005	Fiddlers	Ed McBain	87th Precinct

Sentence(s)

In 1975, Doors was credited to Ezra Hannon and reissued by McBain and Scimitar, and in 1992, was credited to John Abbott.

final_sentence: In 1975, Doors was credited to Ezra Hannon and reissued by McBain and Scimitar, and in 1992, was credited to John Abbott.