James Crumley

	James Crumley [1939-2008]

	Milton “Milo” Milodragovitch, a Korean war vet, former sheriff’s deputy, and alcohol and drug-challenged private eye in Montana¹:
	The Wrong Case² (1975) Dancing Bear² (1983) Finalist 1984 Shamus Award for Best Novel	The Final Country (2001) 2002 Silver Dagger Award
	1. State is not specified in first book, and Montana is implicitly excluded (“the vigilante hanged in Montana… He was really the son of a less famous bandit, here in this state…”, see p. 77).
	C.W. Sughrue, an ex-Army spy turned private eye, in Montana:
	The Last Good Kiss² (1978) [review] The Mexican Tree Duck (1993) 1993 Hammett Prize	Bordersnakes (1996) [includes Milo] The Right Madness (2005)
	2. Included in omnibus The Collection (1993)
	Non-series:
	Muddy Fork and Other Things³ (1991) [SS]
	3. Includes early short version of The Mexican Tree Duck, along with other fiction and non-fiction

	Other fiction:
	One to Count Cadence (1969)	Whores (1988) [SS & non-fiction]