Philip MacDonald

Philip MacDonald
5 November 1900 – 10 December 19807
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Philip MacDonald was a British author of thrillers and mystery novels.
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Crime Mystery Fiction Thriller Science Fiction
Also Known As
Oliver Fleming, Anthony Lawless, Filip Macdonald, Martin Porlock, W.J. Stuart, Warren Stuart, Philip Macdonald, MacDonald, Philip, Philip MacDonald, Macdonald PhilipFeatured Works

Country House Murders
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Frequently asked questions
What is Philip MacDonald best known for?
Philip MacDonald is widely recognized for his contributions to the Golden Age of Detective Fiction, particularly for his intricate plotting and the creation of Colonel Anthony Gethryn, a recurring detective character.
Are there any film adaptations of Philip MacDonald's books?
Several of Philip MacDonald's novels have been adapted into films, including "The Rasp" which was made into a movie, and "Murder Gone Mad" which became "The Mystery of the 13th Guest."
What are Philip MacDonald's pen names?
Philip MacDonald also published under the pseudonyms Oliver Fleming, Anthony Lawless, Martin Porlock, and W.J. Stuart.
Which Philip MacDonald book should I read first?
A good starting point for new readers is "The Rasp," which introduces his popular detective Colonel Anthony Gethryn and is considered a classic of the genre.




