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Titles by William Marshall
Yellowthread Street Mysteries
Hong Kong is an island some thirty square miles in the South China Sea facing Kowloon and New Territories areas of continental China, until 1997 under British colonial administration, but now returned to China as an SAR, a Special Administrative Region, under the old British-style judicial system of The Rule of Law and its own totally independent system of naked capitalism gone mad.
The climate is generally sub-tropical, with hot, humid summers and heavy rainfall. The population of Hong Kong and the surrounding areas at any one time, including tourists and visitors, is in excess of seven and a half million people.
Hong Bay is on the southern side of the island, doesn't seem to belong to anyone and never did, has no rules or system at all, and the tourist brochures advise you not to go there after dark.
To the End
Nightmare Syndrome
Inches
Out of Nowhere
Frogmouth
Head First
Roadshow
The Far Away Man
War Machine
Perfect End
Sci Fi
Skulduggery
Thin Air
Gelignite
The Hatchet Man
Yellowthread StreetThe New York Detective Mysteries
The New York Detective
Faces in the CrowdThe Manila Bay Mysteries
Manila Bay
WhisperAlso by William Marshall
The Fire Circle
The Age of Death
The Middle Kingdom
Shanghai
About the Author
William Marshall has lived and traveled all over the world. He has worked as a journalist, playwright, proofreader, morgue attendant, and was a teacher in an Irish prison. He is the author of numerous police novels set across the globe and in various centuries. "Them", a new short story, appears in the Mysterious Press 25th Anniversary anthology.
Links
Hong Kong
Hong Kong - Tourism
Hong Kong Police
Hong Kong DailyReviews, Reading Lists - and more
Agony Column - Terry D'Auray
Time Warner Bookmark
Mystery Guide Review
Asians in Mysteries Reading List - MysteryGuide
A Bibliograpy of Australian Literary Responses to 'Asia'
Mystery Authors and their Detectives Through Time - A Classic Summer Reading List
Chinese Takeaway Reading List
Manchester Library (Conn) World Mystery Tour
Ellen Datlow's 1997 reviews
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