Ross Macdonald

	Ross Macdonald Kenneth Millar [1915-1983]
	Grand Master Award from Mystery Writers of America, 1974
	Lew Archer,¹ an ex-cop and private investigator, in Los Angeles, California:
	The Moving Target^{2, 5, 9} (1949) APA: Harper¹ (1966) The Drowning Pool^{3, 8} (1950) The Way Some People Die^{3, 5} (1951) The Ivory Grin³ (1951) APA: Marked for Murder (1953) Find a Victim³ (1954) The Name Is Archer [SS]³ (1955) The Barbarous Coast^{5, 9} (1956) The Doomsters⁷ (1958) The Galton Case⁶ (1959) The Wycherly Woman (1961)	The Zebra-Striped Hearse⁷ (1962) The Chill^{6, 8} (1964) The Far Side of the Dollar⁹ (1965) 1965 Gold Dagger Award Black Money⁶ (1966) The Instant Enemy⁷ (1968) The Goodbye Look⁸ (1969) The Underground Man (1971) Sleeping Beauty (1973) The Blue Hammer (1976) Lew Archer, Private Investigator [SS] (1977)

	Non-series:
	The Dark Tunnel⁴ (1944) APA: I Die Slowly (1955) Trouble Follows Me⁴ (1946) APA: Night Train (1955) Blue City⁴ (1947) The Three Roads⁴ (1948)	Meet Me at the Morgue³ (1953) APA: Experience with Evil (1954) The Ferguson Affair (1960) Early Millar: The First Stories of Ross Macdonald & Margaret Millar (1982) Strangers in Town (2001)

	1. The character was renamed Lew Harper in two movies starring Paul Newman, because Newman was having a run of success with movie titles beginning with H (Hud, Hombre). 2. Originally published under John Macdonald 3. Originally published under John Ross Macdonald 4. Originally published under Kenneth Millar 5. Included in Archer in Hollywood (1967) 6. Included in Archer at Large (1970) 7. Included in Archer in Jeopardy (1979) 8. Included in The Lew Archer Omnibus, Volume 1 (1993) 9. Included in The Lew Archer Omnibus, Volume 2 (1994)