Mickey Spillane
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Frank Morrison Spillane (March 9 1918 – July 17 2006), better known as Mickey Spillane, was an American author of crime novels. He was known for the series of novels featuring his signature detective character, Mike Hammer, among other works. More than 225 million copies of his books have sold around the globe.
All novels
- 1947 I, the Jury - Mike Hammer
- 1950 My Gun is Quick - Mike Hammer
- 1950 Vengeance Is Mine! - Mike Hammer
- 1951 One Lonely Night - Mike Hammer
- 1951 The Big Kill - Mike Hammer
- 1951 The Long Wait
- 1952 Kiss Me, Deadly - Mike Hammer
- 1961 The Deep
- 1962 The Girl Hunters - Mike Hammer
- 1963 Me, Hood
- 1964 Day of the Guns - Tiger Mann
- 1964 The Snake - Mike Hammer
- 1964 Return of the Hood
- 1964 The Flier
- 1965 Bloody Sunrise - Tiger Mann
- 1965 The Death Dealers - Tiger Mann
- 1965 Killer Mine
- 1966 The By-Pass Control - Tiger Mann
- 1966 The Twisted Thing - Mike Hammer
- 1967 The Body Lovers - Mike Hammer
- 1967 The Delta Factor
- 1970 Survival Zero - Mike Hammer
- 1972 The Erection Set - a Dogeron Kelly novel; in the Jacqueline Susann mold
- 1973 The Last Cop Out - written in the third person
- 1979 The Day The Sea Rolled Back - young adult
- 1982 The Ship That Never Was - young adult
- 1989 The Killing Man - Mike Hammer
- 1996 Black Alley - Mike Hammer
- 2003 Something Down There - featuring semi-retired spy Mako Hooker
- 2007 Dead Street - completed by Max Allan Collins
- 2008 The Goliath Bone - Mike Hammer; completed by Max Allan Collins
- 2010 The Big Bang - Mike Hammer; completed by Max Allan Collins
- 2011 Kiss Her Goodbye - Mike Hammer; completed by Max Allan Collins
- 2012 Lady, Go Die! - Mike Hammer; completed by Max Allan Collins
- 2013 Complex 90 - Mike Hammer; completed by Max Allan Collins
- 2014 King of the Weeds - Mike Hammer; completed by Max Allan Collins
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