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John Malcolm


(John Malcolm Andrews)
UK flag (b.1936)

John Malcolm Andrews was born in Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, in 1936. In 1945 he went with his parents to South America. After a few boyhood years in Uruguay, he returned to boarding school and university in England, where he studied engineering. He followed a career in business, travelling internationally, and management consultancy, eventually setting up as a consultant and machinery broker on his own.

He and his wife Geraldine were founder members of the Antique Collectors' Club and he wrote its first book, The Price Guide to Antique Furniture, in 1968. It has been in print in various forms ever since. He has written five reference books on antique furniture and is currently Managing Editor of Antique Collecting magazine. He was Chairman of the Trustees of Rye Art Gallery from 1995 to 2004.

As John Malcolm he produced the first of seventeen crime novels in 1984 and was Chairman of the Crime Writers' Association in 1994-1995. The Tim Simpson series of 15 novels has received consistently ethusiastic reviews. The Literary Review voted Mortal Instruments as one of the best six crime novels of 2004.

He lives in East Sussex with his wife Geraldine. They have one son, Sam, who is a journalist and publisher.
 


Genres: Mystery
 
Series
Tim Simpson
   1. A Back Room in Somers Town (1984)
   2. The Godwin Sideboard (1984)
   3. The Gwen John Sculpture (1985)
   4. Whistler in the Dark (1986)
   5. Gothic Pursuit (1987)
   6. Mortal Ruin (1988)
   7. The Wrong Impression (1990)
   8. Sheep, Goats and Soap (1991)
   9. A Deceptive Appearance (1992)
   10. The Burning Ground (1993)
   11. Hung over (1994)
   12. Into the Vortex (1996)
   13. Simpson's Homer (2001)
   14. Circles and Squares (2003)
   15. Rogues' Gallery (2005)
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Novels
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Books containing stories by John Malcolm
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Motives for Murder (2016)
A Celebration of Peter Lovesey on His 80th Birthday
edited by
Martin Edwards
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Perfectly Criminal (1996)
(Perfectly Criminal, book 1)
edited by
Martin Edwards
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3rd Culprit (1994)
A Crime Writers' Annual
edited by
Liza Cody and Michael Z Lewin

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Award nominations
1984 John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger (shortlist) : A Back Room in Somers Town


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