Campbell Armstrong, also known by the pen names Thomas Altman, Campbell Black, Jeffrey Campbell (in collaboration with Jeffrey Caine), and Thomas Weldon, is a highly accomplished author. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Armstrong pursued a degree in philosophy before embarking on a career in teaching creative writing. His writing career has been marked by a variety of pseudonyms, each associated with different genres and styles, showcasing his versatility as an author.
Armstrong's most notable works include a series centered around Frank Pagan, a counterterrorism expert. This series, along with his other novels, explores themes of crime and life in his native Glasgow. His deep understanding of the city and its complexities shines through in his writing, providing readers with a vivid and authentic portrayal of the city and its inhabitants.
Frank Pagan Books
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Title
Year
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1
Jig
1987
2
White Light
1988
3
Mazurka
1988
4
Mambo
1990
5
Jigsaw
1994
6
Heat
1997
Lou Perlman Books
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Title
Year
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1
The Last Darkness
2002
2
White Rage
2004
3
Butcher
2006
Indiana Jones: Film Novelizations Books (as Campbell Black)
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Title
Year
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1
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
1981
2
The Adventures of Indiana Jones
1991
Standalone Novels
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Title
Year
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1
The Wanting
1966
2
Assassins and Victims
1969
3
Death's Head
1971
4
Punctual Rape
1973
5
Asterisk Destiny
1976
6
Brainfire
1979
7
The Homing
1980
8
Kiss Daddy Goodbye
1980
9
The True Bride
1982
10
Black Christmas
1983
11
A Date With Danger
1984
12
Mr. Apology
1984
13
Dark Places
1984
14
Letters from the Dead
1985
15
The Intruder
1985
16
The Piper
1986
17
Agents of Darkness
1991
18
Concert of Ghosts
1992
19
The Trader's Wife
1997
20
Silencer
1998
21
The Surgeon's Daughter
1999
22
Deadline
2000
23
I Hope You Have a Good Life
2000
24
The Bad Fire
2001
25
Blackout
2012
26
Website of the Sands
2013
Non-Fiction Books
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Title
Year
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1
All That Really Matters
2000
Scottish Short Stories Books (with Hugh C. Rae, as Campbell Black, with Alan Spence, with Robert A. Crampsey, with Una Flett, with Lorn Macintyre)