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Russel D McLean is the author of The Good Son, his debut crime novel, available in winter '08/'09 and published by Five Leaves Publications. His short stories have been published in a variety of markets including Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine and the 2007 anthology Expletive Deleted, where 'Pedro Paul' was singled out by Publisher's Weekly as "awesomely dark". He has previously run the highly regarded noir fiction ezine Crime Scene Scotland, and still reviews crime novels both in print and online. He lives in Dundee.
Genres: Mystery
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1. The Good Son (2008)
2. The Lost Sister (2009)
3. Father Confessor (2012)
4. Mothers of the Disappeared (2014)
5. Cry Uncle (2014)
1. The Good Son (2008)
2. The Lost Sister (2009)
3. Father Confessor (2012)
4. Mothers of the Disappeared (2014)
5. Cry Uncle (2014)
Novels
Collections
Terminal Damage (2010) (with others)
Collateral Damage (2011) (with others)
The Death of Ronnie Sweets (2011)
Collateral Damage (2011) (with others)
The Death of Ronnie Sweets (2011)
Books containing stories by Russel D McLean
The Mammoth Book of the Adventures of Professor Moriarty (2016)
(The Mammoth Book of ...)
edited by
Maxim Jakubowski
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Russel D McLean recommends
By Force Alone (2020)
(Anti-Matter of Britain Quartet, book 1)
Lavie Tidhar
"Utterly bonkers, utterly brilliant – a brutal, witty and slightly insane deconstruction of the Arthurian legend by way of Goodfellas, this is absolute bloody (and sweary) joy on the page."
Clearing The Dark (2019)
(Dania Gorska, book 2)
Hania Allen
"Pitch-perfect . . . a witty, tense crime novel written in a highly readable style."
Bloody January (2017)
(Harry McCoy, book 1)
Alan Parks
"A barnstormer of a crime novel that takes the police procedural and gives it a well-deserved shake. Detective Harry McCoy digs under the surface of 70s Glasgow in all its contradictory glory. Bloody January is relentlessly readable and so well written I couldn't believe it was a debut."
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