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James Grady
(b.1949)aka James Dalton, Brit Shelby
James Grady has published more than a dozen novels, a handful of short stories, and worked in both feature films and television. His first novel, Six Days of the Condor, was made into a classic Robert Redford movie. Grady's been both U.S. Senate aide and a national investigative reporter. Grady's writing honors include France's Grand Prix du Roman Noir (2001) and Italy's Raymond Chandler Medal (2003). He has two children, lives with his wife inside Washington, D.C.'s beltway.
Genres: Mystery, Thriller
New and upcoming books
Series
Condor
1. Six Days of the Condor (1974)
aka Three Days of the Condor
2. Shadow of the Condor (1975)
3. Last Days of the Condor (2015)
Next Day of the Condor (2015)
Condor: The Short Takes (2019)
1. Six Days of the Condor (1974)
aka Three Days of the Condor
2. Shadow of the Condor (1975)
3. Last Days of the Condor (2015)
Next Day of the Condor (2015)
Condor: The Short Takes (2019)
Novels
The Great Pebble Affair (1976) (as by Brit Shelby)
Catch the Wind (1980)
Steeltown (1988)
The Nature of the Game (1991)
aka River of Darkness
Thunder (1994)
White Flame (1996)
City of Shadows (2000) (as by James Dalton)
Mad Dogs (2006)
This Train (2022)
The Smoke in Our Eyes (2024)
American Sky (2025)
Catch the Wind (1980)
Steeltown (1988)
The Nature of the Game (1991)
aka River of Darkness
Thunder (1994)
White Flame (1996)
City of Shadows (2000) (as by James Dalton)
Mad Dogs (2006)
This Train (2022)
The Smoke in Our Eyes (2024)
American Sky (2025)
Novellas and Short Stories
Anthologies edited
Series contributed to
Books containing stories by James Grady
Reports From the Deep End (2023)
Stories inspired by J. G. Ballard
edited by
Maxim Jakubowski and Rick McGrath
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Award nominations
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James Grady recommends
The Vanishing Man (2024)
(Spy Who Vanished, book 1)
Alma Katsu
"Ex-CIA star Alma Katsu delivers a clock-ticking tale that's both revealing of today's spy world wars and a sly homage to a beloved icon of yesterday's espionage literature - and she does so with characters who show their humanity as well as their covert skills."
Sweet Thing (2023)
David Swinson
"Sweet Thing is a stunning, wonderful, eye-opening, exciting crime novel that lets author and ex-cop David Swinson carry readers into the realities of their own world where crime and justice swirl into hard realities in streets we all drive. Swinson's unique voice lets the readers find out truths beyond the plot of this fast-paced, ticking-clock noir crime story. Swinson is a treasure among crime writers who's been there, done that and shares it all with a cold eye and a hopeful heart. It's a novel to read, to share, to think about when you look in the mirror."
Shadow State (2023)
Frank Sennett
"Frank Sennett's debut thriller Shadow State is a ticking-clock conspiracy racing through the heartland of America and the perimeters of power where truth and justice are often a longshot."
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