Works
J. E. Macdonnell, wrote over 200 novels, in at least 7 different series under several versions of his own name and several pseudonyms:
- J. E. Macdonnell
- James Edmond Macdonnell
- James Macdonnell
- J.E.M.
- Jim Macdonnell
- J. Macdonnell
- James Macnell
- James Dark
- Kerry Mitchell
- Michael Owen.
James Dark was a Horwitz house pseudonym shared by several authors. Some believe that he may have written as James Workman, another Horwitz house pseudonym, as well. Macdonnell's work has been published in at least nine different languages.
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