BRIAN GARFIELD
'Brian Francis Wynne Garfield' (born 1939) is an American novelist and screenwriter. He wrote his first published book at the age of eighteen[1]and wrote several novels under such pen names as 'Frank Wynne' and 'Brian Wynne' before gaining prominence when his book ''Hopscotch'' (1975) won the 1976 Edgar Award for Best Novel. He is best known for his 1972 novel ''Death Wish'', which was adapted for the 1974 film of the same title, followed by four sequels. He is also the author of ''The Thousand-Mile War: World War II in Alaska and the Aleutians'', which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for History. His 1975 sequel novel to Death Wish, '' Death Sentence'' was released to theatres in Late Summer 2007. Garfield's latest book, published in 2007, is "Meinertzhagen", the biography of controversial British intelligence
officer, Richard Meinertzhagen.
★ 'Bennett Garland'
★ 'Alex Hawk'
★ 'John Ives'
★ 'Drew Mallory'
★ 'Frank O'Brian'
★ 'Jonas Ward'
★ 'Brian Wynne'
★ 'Frank Wynne'
★ Garfield is also sometimes credited as 'Brian Wynne Garfield'
★ ''The Vanquished'' (1964)
★ ''Arizona'' (1969)
★ ''The Thousand-Mile War'' (1969)
★ ''The Villiers touch'' (1970)
★ ''Deep Cover'' (1971)
★ ''Sweeny's Honor'' (1971)
★ ''What of Terry Conniston?'' (1971)
★ ''Death Wish'' (1972) (made into a movie in 1974)
★ ''Line of Succession'' (1972)
★ ''Kolchak's Gold'' (1973)
★ ''The Romanov Succession'' (1974)
★ ''The Threepersons Hunt'' (1974)
★ ''Death Sentence'' (1975) (made into a movie in 2007)
★ ''The Last Hard Men'' (1976) (based on ''The Last Hard Men/Gun Down'')
★ ''Recoil'' (1977)
★ ''Relentless'' (TV) (1977)
★ ''The Paladin'' (1979)
★ ''Hopscotch'' (1980) (and screenwriter)
★ ''Western Films: A Complete Guide'' (1980)
★ ''Wild Times'' (TV) (1980)
★ ''Checkpoint Charlie'' (1981)
★ ''Legs'' (TV) (1983)
★ ''Fleshburn'' (1984) (based on ''Fear in a Handful of Dust'') (pen name 'John Ives')
★ ''Scrimshaw'' (TV) (1985) (aired as an episode of Tales of the Unexpected)
★ ''Tripwire'' (1985)
★ ''The Stepfather'' (1987)
★ ''Necessity'' (TV) (1988)
★ ''Manifest Destiny'' (1989) (being prepared as a film in 2008)
★ ''Suspended Sentences'' (1993)
★ ''The Hit and the Marksman'' (2003)
List of Ace Western Double Titles
★ Brian Garfield's website
★ Pen names
★
officer, Richard Meinertzhagen.
| Contents |
| Pen names |
| Selected Works |
| See also |
| References |
| External links |
Pen names
★ 'Bennett Garland'
★ 'Alex Hawk'
★ 'John Ives'
★ 'Drew Mallory'
★ 'Frank O'Brian'
★ 'Jonas Ward'
★ 'Brian Wynne'
★ 'Frank Wynne'
★ Garfield is also sometimes credited as 'Brian Wynne Garfield'
Selected Works
★ ''The Vanquished'' (1964)
★ ''Arizona'' (1969)
★ ''The Thousand-Mile War'' (1969)
★ ''The Villiers touch'' (1970)
★ ''Deep Cover'' (1971)
★ ''Sweeny's Honor'' (1971)
★ ''What of Terry Conniston?'' (1971)
★ ''Death Wish'' (1972) (made into a movie in 1974)
★ ''Line of Succession'' (1972)
★ ''Kolchak's Gold'' (1973)
★ ''The Romanov Succession'' (1974)
★ ''The Threepersons Hunt'' (1974)
★ ''Death Sentence'' (1975) (made into a movie in 2007)
★ ''The Last Hard Men'' (1976) (based on ''The Last Hard Men/Gun Down'')
★ ''Recoil'' (1977)
★ ''Relentless'' (TV) (1977)
★ ''The Paladin'' (1979)
★ ''Hopscotch'' (1980) (and screenwriter)
★ ''Western Films: A Complete Guide'' (1980)
★ ''Wild Times'' (TV) (1980)
★ ''Checkpoint Charlie'' (1981)
★ ''Legs'' (TV) (1983)
★ ''Fleshburn'' (1984) (based on ''Fear in a Handful of Dust'') (pen name 'John Ives')
★ ''Scrimshaw'' (TV) (1985) (aired as an episode of Tales of the Unexpected)
★ ''Tripwire'' (1985)
★ ''The Stepfather'' (1987)
★ ''Necessity'' (TV) (1988)
★ ''Manifest Destiny'' (1989) (being prepared as a film in 2008)
★ ''Suspended Sentences'' (1993)
★ ''The Hit and the Marksman'' (2003)
See also
List of Ace Western Double Titles
References
★ Brian Garfield's website
★ Pen names
External links
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