Philip MacDonald

	Philip MacDonald [1899-1981]

	Anthony Ruthven Gethryn, a sleuth and sometime intelligence officer, son of an English squire and a Spanish actress:
	The Rasp (1924) The White Crow (1928) The Link (1930) The Noose (1930) The Choice (1931) APA: The Polferry Riddle (1931) APA: The Polferry Mystery (1932) Persons Unknown (1931) APA: The Maze (1932)	The Wraith (1931) The Crime Conductor (1931) Rope to Spare (1932) Death on My Left (1933) The Nursemaid Who Disappeared (1938) APA: Warrant for X (1938) List of Adrian Messenger (1959) Finalist 1960 Edgar Award for Best Mystery

	Non-series:
	Rynox (1930) APA: The Rynox Murder Mystery (1931) APA: The Rynox Mystery (1933) APA: The Rynox Murder (1965) Harbour (1931) [written as Anthony Lawless] Murder Gone Mad (1931) Mystery at Friar's Pardon¹ (1931) Mystery in Kensington Gore¹(1932) APA: Escape (1932) R.I.P. (1933) APA: Menace (1933) X. v. Rex¹ (1933) APA: Mystery of the Dead Police (1933) APA: The Mystery of Mr. X¹ (1934)	Glitter (1934) The Dark Wheel (1948) [with A. Boyd Correll] APA: Sweet and Deadly (1959) Something To Hide² (1952) [SS] APA: Fingers of Fear and Other Stories (1953) Guest in the House (1955) APA: No Time for Terror (1956) The Man out of the Rain and Other Stories (1955) [SS] Death and Chicanery (1962) [SS]
	1. Written as Martin Porlock in UK 2. Contains a story featuring Anthony Ruthven Gethryn: “The Wood-For-The-Trees”

	Written as Oliver Fleming, the joint pseudonym of Philip MacDonald and his father Ronald:
	Ambrotox and Limping Dick (1920)	The Spandau Squid (1923)