John Shannon
John Shannon is a contemporary American author born November 29, 1943, in Detroit, Michigan, best known for his detective fiction and the Jack Liffey mystery series launched in 1996[1][3]. He began his career with four well-reviewed novels in the 1970s and 1980s before gaining critical acclaim for his neo-noir fiction[1][4]. His literary influences include Raymond Chandler, Graham Greene, Robert Stone, and Jim Harrison[2].
Mystery
Detective fiction
Neo-noir
The Orange Curtain: A Jack Liffey Mystery
Dangerous Games: A Jack Liffey Mystery (Jack Liffey Mysteries)
Terminal Island: A Jack Liffey Mystery
City of Strangers: A Jack Liffey Mystery (Otto Penzler Books)
Streets on Fire: A Jack Liffey Mystery
The Poison Sky: Jack Liffey Mystery No. 3
Palos Verdes Blue: A Jack Liffey Mystery
On the Nickel
Chinese Beverly Hills
Palos Verdes Blue: A Jack Liffey Mystery
The Federal Reserve Board: The Wizards of 0z: The Men Behind the Curtain
A Little Too Much