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Margaret Millar Bibliography

Margaret Millar (1915-1994) was a Canadian-American writer of mystery and suspense. Her book, Beast in View, won the 1956 Edgar Award for Best Novel.

She was also married to crime writer Ross Macdonald: http://www.listsofbests.com/list/27459.

List is chronological in order of publication. The Birds and Beasts Were There is included, even though it’s a non-fiction book about birdwatching in California. An Air That Kills and Do Evil in Return were recently reissued together in one volume: http://www.allconsuming.net/item/view/2253198.
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 The Invisible Worm
by Margaret Millar
  
2.
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 The Weak-Eyed Bat
by Margaret Millar
  
3.
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 The Devil Loves Me
by Margaret Millar
  
4. Wall of Eyes
by Margaret Millar
  
5.
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 Fire Will Freeze
by Margaret Millar
  
6.
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 Iron Gates (Library of Crime Classics)
by Margaret Millar
  
7.
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 Experiment In Springtime
by Margaret Millar
  
8.
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 It's All in the Family
by Margaret Millar
  
9.
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 The Cannibal Heart
by Margaret Millar
  
10. Do Evil in Return
by Margaret Millar
  
11. Rose's Last Summer
by Margaret Millar
  
12.
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 Vanish In An Instant
by Margaret Millar
  
13.
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 Wives and Lovers
by Margaret Millar
  
14. Beast in View
by Margaret Millar
  
15. An Air That Kills
by Margaret Millar
  
16.
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 The Listening Walls
by Margaret Millar
  
17.
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 A Stranger in My Grave
by Margaret Millar
  
18. How Like an Angel
by Margaret Millar
  
19. The Fiend (Ipl Library of Crime Classics)
by Margaret Millar
  
20.
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 The Birds and the Beasts Were There
by Margaret Millar
  
21.
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 Beyond This Point Are Monsters
by Margaret Millar
  
22.
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 Ask Me For Tomorrow
by Margaret Millar
  
23.
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 The Murder Of Miranda
by Margaret Millar
  
24. Mermaid (Library of Crime Classics Series)
by Margaret Millar
  
25.
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 Banshee
by Margaret Millar
  
26.
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 Spider Webs
by Margaret Millar
  
27. The Couple Next Door: Collected Short Mysteries (Lost Classics)
by Margaret Millar
  
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Created by The Subjected Reader on Mar 02, 2007.