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Martin Cruz Smith
(b.1942)aka Martin Quinn, Simon Quinn
Martin Cruz Smith is the author of Gorky Park, as well as Stallion Gate, Polar Star, Red Square and Rose, among other novels. He lives in California with his wife and three children.
Awards: CWA (1981) see all
Genres: Mystery, Thriller, Historical
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Series
Inquisitor (as by Simon Quinn)
1. The Devil in Kansas (1974)
2. The Last Time I Saw Hell (1974)
3. Nuplex Red (1974)
4. His Eminence, Death (1974)
5. The Midas Coffin (1975)
6. Last Rites for the Vulture (1975)
1. The Devil in Kansas (1974)
2. The Last Time I Saw Hell (1974)
3. Nuplex Red (1974)
4. His Eminence, Death (1974)
5. The Midas Coffin (1975)
6. Last Rites for the Vulture (1975)
Arkady Renko
1. Gorky Park (1981)
2. Polar Star (1989)
3. Red Square (1992)
4. Havana Bay (1999)
5. Wolves Eat Dogs (2004)
6. Stalin's Ghost (2007)
7. Three Stations (2010)
8. Tatiana (2013)
9. The Siberian Dilemma (2019)
10. Independence Square (2023)
11. Hotel Ukraine (2025)
1. Gorky Park (1981)
2. Polar Star (1989)
3. Red Square (1992)
4. Havana Bay (1999)
5. Wolves Eat Dogs (2004)
6. Stalin's Ghost (2007)
7. Three Stations (2010)
8. Tatiana (2013)
9. The Siberian Dilemma (2019)
10. Independence Square (2023)
11. Hotel Ukraine (2025)
Novels
The Indians Won (1970)
The Analog Bullet (1972)
The Human Factor (1975) (as by Simon Quinn)
The Adventures of the Wilderness Family (1976) (as by Martin Quinn)
Nightwing (1977)
Stallion Gate (1986)
Rose (1996)
December 6 (2002)
aka Tokyo Station
The Girl From Venice (2016)
The Analog Bullet (1972)
The Human Factor (1975) (as by Simon Quinn)
The Adventures of the Wilderness Family (1976) (as by Martin Quinn)
Nightwing (1977)
Stallion Gate (1986)
Rose (1996)
December 6 (2002)
aka Tokyo Station
The Girl From Venice (2016)
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Martin Cruz Smith recommends
The Secret Hours (2023)
Mick Herron
"A deft knockout of a story, with an arc of history, written with humor and style. Mick Herron is one of the best writers of spy fiction working today."
The Siberia Job (2023)
Josh Haven
"A terrific post-Soviet thriller, distinguished by its portrayal of the wild potential of 1990s Russia and the subversion of that potential into pure corruption, the consequences of which continue to reverberate in the present day."
The Bequest (2022)
Joanna Margaret
"A first rate mystery by a first time author. Intriguing plot and well drawn characters."
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