Francis Gerard Fairlie was born in London. In 1914, he joined the Officers Training Corps. From 1918 to 1924 he served in the Scots Guards.
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Francis Gerard Fairlie was born in London. In 1914, he joined the Officers Training Corps. From 1918 to 1924 he served in the Scots Guards. |
Titles and year of publication:
| 1) Scissors Cut Paper | 1927 |
| 2) The Man Who Laughed | 1928 |
| 3) Stone Blunts Scissors | 1928 |
| 4) The Exquisite Lady (US Title: Yellow Munro [1929]) | 1929 |
| 5) The Muster of the Vultures | 1929 |
| 6) The Reaper | 1929 |
| 7) Suspect | 1930 |
| 8) The Man with Talent | 1931 |
| 9) Unfair Lady | 1931 |
| 10) Birds of Prey | 1932 |
| 11) Mr. Malcolm Presents | 1932 |
| 12) The Rope Which Hangs (novelets) | 1932 |
| 13) Shot in the Dark | 1932 |
| 14) Men for Counters | 1933 |
| 15) The Treasure Nets | 1933 |
| 16) Copper at Sea | 1934 |
| 17) That Man Returns (short stories) | 1934 |
| 18) Bulldog Drummond on Dartmoor | 1938 |
| 19) The Pianist Shoots First | 1938 |
| 20) Bulldog Drummond Attacks | 1939 |
| 21) Captain Bulldog Drummond | 1945 |
| 22) They Found Each Other | 1946 |
| 23) Bulldog Drummond Stands Fast | 1947 |
| 24) Hands Off Bulldog Drummond | 1949 |
| 25) Calling Bulldog Drummond | 1951 |
| 26) Winner Take All | 1953 |
| 27) The Return of the Black Gang | 1954 |
| 28) No Sleep for Macall | 1955 |
| 29) Deadline for Macall | 1956 |
| 30) Double the Bluff | 1957 |
| 31) Macall Gets Curious | 1959 |
| 32) Please Kill My Cousin | 1961 |