The Name of the Game is Death / One Endless Hour (Dan J. Marlowe Bibliography)
Nobody wrote tougher prose than Dan J. Marlowe. Nobody. --Barry GiffordTensely plotted, forcefully written, and extraordinarily effective in its presentation of a viewpoint quite outside humanity s expected patterns. --Anthony BoucherMarlowe is a fascinating study a businessman and city official who also, according to his own account, had been a professional gambler. A Rotarian whose novels often captured sociopathic personalities... a reserved and not-conventionally-attractive man who still managed to be a womanizer. --Charles Kelly from Mystery Man: Dan J. MarloweTensely plotted, forcefully written, and extraordinarily effective in its presentation of a viewpoint quite outside humanity s expected patterns. --Anthony BoucherMarlowe is a fascinating study a businessman and city official who also, according to his own account, had been a professional gambler. A Rotarian whose novels often captured sociopathic personalities... a reserved and not-conventionally-attractive man who still managed to be a womanizer. --Charles Kelly from Mystery Man: Dan J. Marlowe