James Melville (désambigüisation)

"James Melville" est composé d'au moins 2 auteurs distincts, divisés selon leurs œuvres.

Division des auteurs

James Melville (1)

Le prix de la sérénité (1979) 101 exemplaires
Japanese Short Stories (2000) 84 exemplaires
Une chaîne de chrysanthèmes (1980) 83 exemplaires
A Sort of Samurai (1981) 71 exemplaires
Le neuvième netsuke (1982) 70 exemplaires
A Haiku for Hanae (1782) 70 exemplaires
The Oxford Book of Detective Stories (2000) — Contributeur — 69 exemplaires
Le Samouraï récalcitrant (1988) 68 exemplaires
La Mort d'un Daimyo (1984) 68 exemplaires
The Bogus Buddha (1990) 68 exemplaires
Sayonara, douce amaryllis (1983) 66 exemplaires
Mortelle cérémonie (1985) 64 exemplaires
Kimono pour un cadavre (1987) 62 exemplaires
1st Culprit: A Crime Writers' Association Annual (1992) — Contributeur — 59 exemplaires
L'Étranger de Kobe (1986) 57 exemplaires
The Body Wore Brocade (1992) 48 exemplaires
3rd Culprit: An Annual of Crime Stories (1994) — Contributeur — 41 exemplaires
The Verdict of Us All (2006) — Contributeur — 22 exemplaires
Imperial Way (1986) 11 exemplaires
The Reluctant Spy (1995) 5 exemplaires
A Tarnished Phoenix (1990) 4 exemplaires
The Kentish Manor Murders | The Reluctant Ronin | Bernhardt's Edge (1988) 3 exemplaires
Diplomatic Baggage (1994) 3 exemplaires
High Stand | Nobody Here by That Name | Go Gently, Gaijin (1986) 2 exemplaires
Sayonara, Sweet Amaryllis | The Annalise Experiment | The Night They Murdered Chelsea (1984) 2 exemplaires
Programmed for Murder 1 exemplaire
Kimono for a Corpse | Treble Exposure | The Last of the Honeywells — Contributeur — 1 exemplaire
Angel of Death | Death of a Daimyo | The Gold Frame (1984) 1 exemplaire

James Melville (2)

James Melville (inconnu)

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Notice de désambigüisation
#1 James Melville, author of Wages of Zen, is a pseudonym used by Roy Peter Martin 1931-2014, a British diplomat who has spent most of his life in Japan. He also wrote 3 mysteries in the "Heron Carvic's Miss Seeton series, under the name Hampton Charles. These author names should not be combined due to the existence of other authors called James Melville.

#2 James Melville 1556-1614 (also known as James Melvill) was the author of Short Relation of the State of the Kirk in Scotland.

The works of #3 Sir James Melville 1535-1617 at the moment are on his separate author page.