Alistair MacLean
6 SeriesAlistair MacLean (1922-1987) was a Scottish novelist known for his thrillers and adventure stories. His notable works, including "The Guns of Navarone," "Ice Station Zebra," and "Where Eagles Dare," were successfully adapted into films. MacLean's novels focused on action, deliberately minimizing elements of sex and romance.
Alistair MacLean's novel "The Last Frontier," also known as "The Secret Ways," and "The Dark Crusaders," alternatively titled "The Black Shrike," are standalone thrillers. MacLean co-authored several works with other writers: "Death Train," "Night Watch," "Red Alert," "Time of the Assassins," "Dead Halt," "Code Breaker," and "Rendezvous" were written with Alastair MacNeill. Additionally, "Hostage Train" and "Air Force One is Down" were collaborations with John Denis, while "Prime Target" and "Borrowed Time" were co-authored with Hugh Miller. These novels span various genres, including espionage and action, showcasing MacLean's versatility as an author.
