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Frank Tuttle Books in Order

6 series including Markhat Files Series, Paths of Shadow Series and more

6 series 22 books Latest: Three Mean Streets (2018)

Reading Order

6 series · 22 books
# Title Year Buy
1 The Mister Trophy 2008 Buy from Amazon
2 Dead Man's Rain 2008 Buy from Amazon
3 Hold the Dark 2009 Buy from Amazon
4 The Cadaver Client 2009 Buy from Amazon
5 The Banshee's Walk 2010 Buy from Amazon
6 The Broken Bell 2011 Buy from Amazon
7 Brown River Queen 2013 Buy from Amazon
8 The Five Faces 2014 Buy from Amazon
9 The Darker Carnival 2015 Buy from Amazon
10 Way Out West 2016 Buy from Amazon
11 Three Mean Streets 2018 Buy from Amazon

Paths of Shadow Series

0 of 4 read
# Title Year Buy
1 All the Paths of Shadow 2011 Buy from Amazon
2 Saving the Sammi (Short Story) 2012 Buy from Amazon
3 All the Turns of Light 2014 Buy from Amazon
4 Every Wind of Change 2018 Buy from Amazon

Frank Tuttle Other Novels

0 of 1 read
# Title Year Buy
1 Knob Hill Haunt (Short Story) 2018 Buy from Amazon

Frank Tuttle Short Stories/Novellas

0 of 1 read
# Title Year Buy
1 Passing the Narrows (Short Story) 2010 Buy from Amazon

Frank Tuttle Collections

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# Title Year Buy
1 Wistril Compleat 2001 Buy from Amazon
2 Socialists, Socialites, and Sociopaths 2007 Buy from Amazon
3 Mallara and Burn: On the Road (Short Story) 2009 Buy from Amazon
4 The Far Corners 2010 Buy from Amazon

Frank Tuttle Non-Fiction Books

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1 The New Author's Guide to Writing 2013 Buy from Amazon

Frank Tuttle (1892-1963) was an American film director known for his work in multiple genres. Born in New York City, he started in the film industry as a screenwriter and assistant director in the early 1910s. Tuttle's notable works include the war epic **A Dawn Patrol** (1930), the romantic drama **Lost Horizon** (1937), the Western **The Virginian** (1929), and the comedy **This Thing Called Love** (1929). Despite critical acclaim for his films, Tuttle never received an Academy Award nomination. Nonetheless, he is remembered for his ability to handle diverse genres and create visually stunning and emotionally engaging films that left a lasting impact on the cinematic landscape.

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