John P. Marquand

Born: November 10, 1893

Died: July 16, 1960

John Phillips Marquand was an American writer. Originally best known for his Mr. Moto spy stories, he achieved popular success and critical respect for his satirical novels, winning a Pulitzer Prize for The Late George Apley in 1938. One of his abiding themes was the confining nature of life in America's upper class and among those who aspired to join it. Marquand treated those whose lives were bound by these unwritten codes with a characteristic mix of respect and satire. - Wikipedia

Born: November 10, 1893

Died: July 16, 1960

Books by John P. Marquand (50 max)

The late George Apley: a novel in the form of a memoir

1937

John P. Marquand

Books by John P. Marquand (50 max)

The late George Apley: a novel in the form of a memoir

H. M. Pulham, esquire

The unspeakable gentleman

Wickford Point

Point of no return.

B.F.'s daughter

Thank you, Mr. Moto

Wickford Point

Mr. Moto's three aces

Mr. Moto is so sorry

The Late George Apley A Novel in the Form of a Memoir

Melville Goodwin, USA

Life at Happy Knoll.

Women and Thomas Harrow.

Haven's end

So little time

Thirty years.

Wickford Point

Unspeakable Gentleman

The black cargo

Ming yellow

Think fast, Mr. Moto

H. M. Pulham, Esquire A Novel

Last laugh, Mr. Moto.

Repent in haste.

Sincerely Willis Wayde

Sincerely, Willis Wayde.

So Little Time and Point of No Return; Two Complete Novels

Your turn, Mr. Moto

Point of No Return A Novel

Your Turn, Mr. Moto

The unspeakable gentleman

The Late George Apley

The late George Apley;: A novel in the form of a memoir,

Wickford POint

H. M. Pulham Esquire

So Little Time Point of No Return

H. M. Pulham, Esquire.

B. F. 's Daughter A Novel

H.M. Pulham, esquire

Polly Fulton.

Point of No Return

Sun, Sea and Sand

Reader's Digest Condensed Books: Winter 1952 Selections

Melville Goodwin, USA A Novel

Thirty Years

Sincerely, Willis Wayde A Novel

Women and Thomas Harrow A Novel

Timothy Dexter revisited.

The Late George Apley