Robert J. Randisi
He's been called astonishingly prolific. He's been called "the last of the great pulp writers." Robert J. Randisi has fought to ensure that P.I. fiction gets some respect, not just through his many splendid contributions to the genre in the form of his fictional eyes creations of Miles Jacoby, Henry Po, Nick Delvecchio or a host of others, as entertaining as they may be, but through his tireless promotion of the genre through his numerous non-fiction articles, his co-founding, with Ed Gorman, of Mystery Scene magazine and most of all through his founding of The Private Eye Writers of America in 1981. Source: http://www.thrillingdetective.com/trivia/randisi_r.html
Works (50)

Greatest Hits
October 21, 2005

Trailsman 004

Writing the private eye novel

Trailsman 1

Deadly allies II

Trailsman 060

Under the Gun

The Eyes Still Have It
November 1, 1995

Luck be a lady, don't die
2007

Curtains of blood
2002

Deadly Allies

Everybody Kills Somebody Sometime
2006

Trailsman 224

The Steinway Collection
1983

Trailsman 139

Trailsman 042

Counterfeit Madam (Canyon O'Grady)

Trailsman 317

Trailsman 327

Trailsman 068

Trailsman 177

Trailsman 054

Trailsman 132

Trailsman 174

Aztec Gold

Trailsman 172

Trailsman 204

Trailsman 105

You make me feel so dead

Trailsman 193

Trailsman 061

Trailsman 029

Trailsman 096

First cases

Trailsman 107

Trailsman 049

Trailsman 133

Trailsman 072

Trailsman 219

Trailsman 156

Trailsman 154

The sons of Daniel Shaye
2004

Trailsman 101

Trailsman 196

Trailsman 160

Trailsman 126

First Cases 1
March 1, 1996

Trailsman 090

Trailsman 085

Trailsman 106