Lawrence Block

	Lawrence Block [1938-]
	Grand Master Award from Mystery Writers of America, 1994 The Eye Lifetime Achievement Award, 2003 Diamond Dagger Award, 2004 Author Website
	Evan Tanner, a government agent with permanent insomnia, in the USA:
	The Thief Who Couldn’t Sleep (1966) The Canceled Czech (1966) Tanner’s Twelve Swingers (1967) Two for Tanner (1967) APA: The Scoreless Thai (2001)	Tanner’s Tiger (1968) Here Comes a Hero (1968) APA: Tanner’s Virgin (2005) Me Tanner, You Jane (1970) Tanner on Ice (1998)

	Matt Scudder, a reformed alcoholic and unlicensed private eye, in New York City:
	The Sins of the Fathers (1976) Time to Murder and Create¹ (1976) In the Midst of Death (1976) A Stab in the Dark (1981) Eight Million Ways To Die (1982) Finalist 1983 Edgar Award for Best Mystery When the Sacred Ginmill Closes² (1986) Out on the Cutting Edge (1989) A Ticket to the Boneyard (1990)	A Dance at the Slaughterhouse (1991) 1992 Edgar Award for Best Mystery A Walk Among the Tombstones (1992) The Devil Knows You’re Dead (1993) A Long Line of Dead Men (1994) Finalist 1995 Edgar Award for Best Mystery Even the Wicked (1997) Everybody Dies (1998) Hope To Die (2001) All the Flowers Are Dying (2005)
	1. Second book in series though published after In the Midst of Death. 2. Series prequel

	Bernie Rhodenbarr, a burglar and bookseller, in New York City:
	Burglars Can’t Be Choosers (1977) The Burglar in the Closet (1978) The Burglar Who Liked to Quote Kipling (1979) The Burglar Who Studied Spinoza (1981) The Burglar Who Painted Like Mondrian (1983)	The Burglar Who Traded Ted Williams (1994) The Burglar Who Thought He Was Bogart (1995) The Burglar in the Library (1997) The Burglar in the Rye (1999) The Burglar on the Prowl (2004)

	John Keller, a hit-man in New York City:
	Hit Man (1998) [SS] Hit List (2000)	Hit Parade (2006) Hit and Run (2008)

	Non-series books:
	Mona (1961) APA: Sweet Slow Death (1968) APA: Grifter’s Game (2004) $20 Lust³ (1961) APA: Cinderella Sims (2002) Death Pulls a Doublecross (1961) APA: Coward’s Kiss (1987) Markham, The Case of the Pornographic Photos (1961) APA: You Could Call It Murder (1987) Pads Are for Passion⁴ (1961) APA: A Diet of Treacle (2008) Fidel Castro Assassinated (1961) [written as Lee Duncan] APA: Killing Castro (due January 2009) The Sex Shuffle⁴ (1964) APA: Lucky at Cards (2007) The Girl with the Long Green Heart (1965) Deadly Honeymoon (1967) After the First Death (1969) The Specialists (1969) Such Men Are Dangerous⁴ (1969) The Triumph of Evil⁵ (1971)	Not Comin’ Home to You⁵ (1974) Ariel (1980) Code of Arms⁶ (1981) Sometimes They Bite⁷ (1983) [SS] Like a Lamb to the Slaughter⁷ (1984) [SS] Into the Night (1987) [with Cornell Woolrich] Some Days You Get the Bear⁸ (1993) [SS] Ehrengraf for the Defense (1994) [SS] One-Night Stands (1999) [SS] The Lost Cases of Ed London (2001) [SS] Collected Mystery Stories of Lawrence Block⁹ (2000) [SS] Enough Rope¹⁰ (2002) [SS] Small Town (2003)
	3. Written as Andrew Shaw 4. Written as Sheldon Lord 5. Written as Paul Kavanagh, republished under Lawrence Block 6. Written wiith Harold King 7. Includes series characters Rhodenbarr and Scudder 8. Includes series characters Ehrengraf, Keller, Rhodenbarr, and Scudder 9. Omnibus containing Sometimes They Bite, Like a Lamb to the Slaughter, Some Days You Get the Bear, Ehrengraf for the Defense, ten chapters of Hit Man, and more. 10. Contains everything in Collected Mystery Stories of Lawrence Block plus 10 new stories.

	Chip Harrison¹¹:
	No Score¹² (1970) Chip Harrison Scores Again¹² (1971)	Make Out with Murder¹³ (1974) APA: Five Little Rich Girls (1984) The Topless Tulip Caper¹³ (1975)
	11. Previously published under pseudonyms and in omnibus collections, the Chip Harrison novels are now being individually published under Lawrence Block’s name. 12. Included in omnibus Introducing Chip Harrison (1984) 13. Included in omnibus A.K.A. Chip Harrison (1983)