Richard Stark
Richard Stark is the pseudonym of Donald E. Westlake, a prolific American crime fiction author renowned for inventing the iconic antihero Parker in noir novels like The Hunter, which inspired films such as Point Blank and Payback. Westlake, writing as Stark, produced the Parker series from 1962 to 1974 and resumed it later, earning recognition as a Mystery Writers of America Grand Master in 1993. Note: This refers to the literary author, distinct from the fashion designer of the same name.
Jul 12, 1933
crime fiction
noir
The Score: A Parker Novel, Sound Library
The Outfit: A Parker Novel (Parker Novels Book 3)
Breakout: A Parker Novel (The Parker Novels)
The Hunter: A Parker Novel
The Mourner: A Parker Novel (Parker Novels)
Slayground: A Parker Novel (Parker Novels Book 14)
Flashfire: A Parker Novel (Parker Novels)
The Seventh: A Parker Novel
The Jugger: A Parker Novel
The Sour Lemon Score: A Parker Novel
The Handle: A Parker Novel
The Mourner: A Parker Novel
The Outfit: A Parker Novel
Dirty Money
The Jugger: A Parker Novel
The Black Ice Score: A Parker Novel
Nobody Runs Forever
The Green Eagle Score: A Parker Novel
Slayground: A Parker Novel
Backflash
Plunder Squad: A Parker Novel
Ask the Parrot
Breakout
Comeback