James Mitchell

	James Mitchell James William Mitchell [1926-2002]

	David Callan, a British agent in the eternal struggle with the KGB, mostly in England:
	A Magnum for Schneider (1969) APA: A Red File for Callan (1971) APA: Callan (1974) Russian Roulette (1973)	Death and Bright Water (1974) Smear Job (1975)

	Ron Hoggett, a private investigator with expertise at finding lost things, based in London, England:
	Sometimes You Could Die (1985) Dead Ernest (1986)	Dying Day (1988)

	Non-series:
	Here’s a Villain! (1957) APA: The Lady Is Waiting (1958) A Way Back (1959) Finalist 1959 CrossedRed Herrings Award Steady, Boys, Steady (1960) Among Arabian Sands (1963)	Ilion Like a Mist (1969) APA: Venus in Plastic (1970) The Winners (1970) The Evil Ones (1982) KGB Kill (1987)

	Written as Patrick O. McGuire¹:
	A Time for Murder (1955)	Fiesta for Murder (1962)
	1. Sources differ on whether this is a Mitchell pseudonym
	Written as James Munro John Craig, a violent but ethical British Intelligence agent working for Department K:
	The Man Who Sold Death (1964) Die Rich, Die Happy (1965)	The Money that Money Can’t Buy (1967) The Innocent Bystanders (1969)