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  1. John D. MacDonald. John Dann Macdonald ( Sharon, 24 de julho de 1916 – Milwaukee, 28 de dezembro de 1986) foi um escritor norte-americano . Suas obras mais famosas são do gênero suspense e crime. Uma delas foi o clássico romance aclamado pela crítica Os Carrascos que foi adaptado para o cinema com título Cabo do Medo em 1962 com Robert ...

  2. In “One Fearful Yellow Eye” John D. MacDonald presents his hero, Travis McGee , in perhaps his most frightening, suspenseful episodes yet. McGee, that “knight in. tarnished armor,” loves helping his friends out of their troubles, especially bikini-clad. females in trouble. Longtime friend Glory Doyle has come to McGee for help. again.

  3. John D. MacDonald has 494 books on Goodreads with 299635 ratings. John D. MacDonald’s most popular book is The Deep Blue Good-By (Travis McGee, #1).

  4. Praise for John D. MacDonald and the Travis McGee novels “The great entertainer of our age, and a mesmerizing storyteller.”—Stephen King “My favorite novelist of all time . . . All I ever wanted was to touch readers as powerfully as John D. MacDonald touched me. No price could be placed on the enormous pleasure that his books have given me.

  5. 11 de ago. de 2018 · Teleplay by John D. MacDonald Seems to me it would be the other way around, with MacDonald having been responsible for the original story, not the teleplay. The IMDB isn’t always correct. THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR (1962-65, NBC) “Hangover” (December 6, 1962) Based on short stories by John D. MacDonald and Charlers Runyon Teleplay by Lou ...

  6. John D. MacDonald Books Widely regarded as a master of crime fiction, John Dann MacDonald (1916-1986) was the author of the critically acclaimed Travis McGee mystery series, numerous novels, and many short-stories.

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    John D. MacDonald. John Dann MacDonald (1916 - 1986), laureatosi in Economia alla Syracuse University, sfruttò abilmente tale formazione per inserire nei propri libri vicende legate al mondo degli affari (sporchi). La sua carriera di scrittore, però, iniziò per caso: durante la seconda guerra mondiale, mentre era di stanza in Estremo Oriente ...