David Morrell

Author

Bio

David Morrell is the critically acclaimed author of dozens of books ranging in genre, including short story collections and thriller novels. He holds a PhD in American literature from Penn State and was an English professor at the University of Iowa. First Blood, the novel in which the well-known character Rambo was introduced, was published in 1972. His New York Times–bestselling classic spy novel The Brotherhood of the Rose was adapted into a television mini-series. Morrell is a finalist of the Edgar, Anthony, and Arthur Ellis Awards, a winner of the Thriller, Nero, and Macavity Awards, and a three-time recipient of the distinguished Bram Stoker Award. He is also the co-founder of the International Thriller Writers organization.

Morrell lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

David Morrell Books

Playing Games

Lawrence Block

Ghost Stories of an Antiquary

M. R. James

Rambo on Their Minds

Gayle Lynds

The Abelard Sanction

David Morrell

MatchUp

Lee Child

Lone Star

Ed Ifkovic

Ruler of the Night

David Morrell

Protectors 2: Heroes

Andrew Vachss

Inspector of the Dead

David Morrell

The Opium-Eater

David Morrell

Murder as a Fine Art

David Morrell

Black Evening

David Morrell

The League of Night and Fog

David Morrell

The Fifth Profession

David Morrell

Long Lost

David Morrell