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Mike Ripley was born in 1952 and is the British author of the award-winning ‘Angel’ series of comedy thrillers as well as a critic and archaeologist. Life and work. Ripley is the author of the Angel series of comedy thrillers set mainly in Essex and London's East End. [1] .
Born. in The United Kingdom. January 01, 1952. Website. http://www.twbooks.co.uk/authors/mikeripley.html. Genre. Mystery & Thrillers. edit data. Mike Ripley is the author of the award-winning 'Angel' series of comedy thrillers which have twice won the CWA Last Laugh Award.
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Mike Ripley has 60 books on Goodreads with 6195 ratings. Mike Ripley’s most popular book is Margery Allingham's Albert Campion in: Mr Campion's Farewell ...
- Margery Allingham's Albert Campion in: Mr Campion's Farewell. 3.86 · 345 Ratings · 38 Reviews · published 2014 · 12 editions. The Golden Age of British Detective Fiction.
- Mr Campion's Fox. 4.09 · 292 Ratings · 34 Reviews · published 2015 · 5 editions. This brand-new novel featuring Margery Allingha… Shelve Mr Campion's Fox.
- Mr Campion's Fault: Margery Allingham's Albert Campion's new mystery. 4.07 · 239 Ratings · 24 Reviews · published 2016 · 6 editions. Margery Allingham’s Mr Campion finds himself a fi…
- Mr. Campion's Abdication. 4.02 · 214 Ratings · 26 Reviews · published 2017 · 5 editions. ‘So where exactly did Albert Campion stand on t…
Mike Ripley continues the adventures of Margery Allingham's detective Mr. Campion in 11 novels. Find out the order, date, genre, and rating of each book in the series.
Jun 5, 2017 · You know you are going up in the world when you score an interview with the talented Mr. (Mike) Ripley. His non-fiction reader’s history Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang, a survey of the boom in British thrillers 1953-1975 was published in May 2017 and we caught up with Mike in-between book signings to find out more. 001.
Oct 13, 2021 · Mike Ripley is the author of the award-winning ‘Angel’ series of comedy thrillers which have twice won the CWA Last Laugh Award. Described as ‘England’s funniest crime writer’ ( The Times ), he is also a respected critic of crime fiction, writing for the Guardian, Daily Telegraph, The Times and Shots Magazine.
