Richard Marsten

Richard Marsten

Richard Marsten also writes as: Ed McBain, Evan Hunter, Curt Cannon, Hunt Collins, Ezra Hannon and John Abbott.

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Big Man (Standalone) was the most recently released book by Richard Marsten, on April 4th, 1959.

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Richard Marsten Stats: The most read book by Richard Marsten on Book Notification is Danger: Dinosaurs!, a Standalone novel. The second most read book is Vanishing Ladies, a Standalone novel.

Below is a complete list of Richard Marsten books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series.

List of Standalone Novels in Publication Order

Ranked by popularity, the top standalone books are Danger: Dinosaurs!, Vanishing Ladies, and So Nude, So Dead.

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Richard Marsten

Richard Marsten has written 9 standalone novels, starting with Rocket to Luna in 1952. The most recently released novel was Big Man, which was released in 1959. There are no upcoming standalone novels by Richard at this time.

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Richard Marsten: F.A.Q

What was the first book Richard Marsten wrote?

The first book written by Richard Marsten was Rocket to Luna, published in 1952.

What was the most recent book Richard Marsten wrote?

Their most recently released work was Big Man on April 4th, 1959.

What is the most popular book by Richard Marsten?

Based on the number of readers on Book Notification, the most popular Richard Marsten book is Danger: Dinosaurs!. Here are their most popular books and their average ratings:
  1. Danger: Dinosaurs! (8.00)
  2. Vanishing Ladies (8.00)
  3. So Nude, So Dead (6.00)

Are there upcoming new books by Richard Marsten?

Richard Marsten does not have any upcoming books with a set publication date within the next few months at this time.

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How many books has Richard Marsten written?

Richard Marsten has written 9 books. All of their books are Standalone Novels.

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