Ralph McInerny's picture
14 followers
106 books added

Ralph McInerny


USA flag (1929 - 2010)

aka Edward Mackin, Monica Quill

Ralph McInerny was the author of the popular Father Dowling mystery series, and taught for over forty years at the University of Notre Dame, where he was the director of the Jacques Maritain Center. He was awarded the Bouchercon Lifetime Achievement Award, and was a member of the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities.
 


Genres: Mystery, Inspirational
 
Series
Father Dowling
   1. Her Death of Cold (1977)
   2. Bishop as Pawn (1978)
   3. The Seventh Station (1977)
   4. Lying Three (1979)
   5. The Second Vespers (1980)
   6. Thicker Than Water (1981)
   7. A Loss of Patients (1982)
   8. The Grass Widow (1983)
   9. Getting a Way with Murder (1984)
   10. Rest in Pieces (1985)
   11. The Basket Case (1987)
   12. Abracadaver (1989)
     aka Slight of Body
   13. Four on the Floor (1989)
   14. Judas Priest (1991)
   15. Desert Sinner (1992)
   16. Seed of Doubt (1993)
   17. A Cardinal Offense (1994)
   18. The Tears of Things (1996)
   19. Grave Undertakings (2000)
   20. Triple Pursuit (2001)
   21. Prodigal Father (2002)
   22. Last Things (2003)
   23. Requiem for a Realtor (2004)
   24. Blood Ties (2005)
   25. The Prudence of Flesh (2006)
   26. The Widow's Mate (2007)
   27. Ash Wednesday (2008)
   28. The Wisdom of Father Dowling (2009)
   29. Stained Glass (2009)
   The Compassion of Father Dowling (2011)
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumb
 
Sister Mary Teresa (as by Monica Quill)
   1. Not a Blessed Thing! (1981)
   2. Let Us Prey (1982)
   3. And Then There Was Nun (1984)
   4. Nun of the Above (1985)
   5. Sine Qua Nun (1986)
   6. The Veil of Ignorance (1988)
   7. Sister Hood (1991)
   8. Nun Plussed (1993)
   9. Half Past Nun (1997)
   10. Death Takes the Veil (2001)
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumb
 
Andrew Broom
   1. Cause and Effect (1987)
   2. Body and Soil (1989)
   3. Savings and Loam (1990)
   4. Mom and Dead (1994)
   5. Law and Ardor (1995)
   6. Heirs and Parents (2000)
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumb
 
Notre Dame
   1. On This Rockne (1997)
   2. Lack of the Irish (1998)
   3. Irish Tenure (1999)
   4. The Book of Kills (2000)
   5. Emerald Aisle (2001)
   6. Celt and Pepper (2002)
   7. Irish Coffee (2003)
   8. Green Thumb (2004)
   9. Irish Gilt (2005)
   10. The Letter Killeth (2006)
   11. Irish Alibi (2007)
   12. The Green Revolution (2008)
   13. Sham Rock (2010)
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumb
 
Egidio Manfredi
   Still Life (2000)
   Sub Rosa (2001)
thumbthumb
 
thumbthumb
 
Novels
   Jolly Rogerson (1967)
   A Narrow Time (1969)
   The Priest (1973)
   The Gate of Heaven (1975)
   Rogerson at Bay (1976)
   Spinnaker (1977)
   Quick as a Dodo (1978)
   Romanesque (1978)
   The Noonday Devil (1985)
   Leave of Absence (1986)
   Frigor Mortis (1989)
   The Nominative Case (1990) (as by Edward Mackin)
   The Search Committee (1991)
   Easeful Death (1991)
   Infra Dig (1992)
   The Red Hat (1998)
   As Good As Dead (2002)
   The Ablative Case (2003)
   Slattery (2004)
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumbthumb
thumbthumbthumb
 
Collections
   Thou Shalt Not Kill (1992) (with G K Chesterton and John Mortimer)
   The Soul of Wit (poems) (2005)
   Good Knights (2010)
thumbthumbthumb
 
Series contributed to
thumbthumb
 
Books containing stories by Ralph McInerny
thumb
The Daymakers (2014)
Selected Stories from Science Fantasy
(Science Fantasy Collection, book 1)
edited by
John Boston and Damien Broderick
thumb
Murder Most Catholic (2002)
Divine Tales of Profane Crimes
(Murder Most...)
edited by
Ralph McInerny
thumb
Murder Most Postal (2001)
Homicidal Tales That Deliver a Message
(Murder Most...)
edited by
Martin H Greenberg and Mike Towle

More books 


Award nominations
1988 Agatha Award for Best Short Story (nominee) : Dutiful Son


Ralph McInerny recommends
thumb
The Death of a Pope (2009)
Piers Paul Read
"In The Death of a Pope, the versatile Piers Paul Read, who has distinguished himself in many genres, returns to what can be called the ecclesiastical thriller. If the mystery looks to the past to explain a crime already committed, the thriller aims to prevent something from happening. When that something is a terrorist act, planned for the Vatican, drama is assured... To say more would rob the reader of his pleasure. The Death of a Pope is a great Read in every sense of the term."

Visitors also looked at these authors


About Fantastic Fiction       Information for Authors