Order of Irving Wallace Books

Irving Wallace (1916-1990) was an American author and screenwriter. He was born in Chicago, Illinois and grew up in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Wallace began selling stories to magazines when he was a teenager. During World II, he served alongside Theodor Seuss Geisel (better known as Dr. Seuss) – all the while still writing for magazines. After the war, Wallace became a Hollywood screenwriter. He collaborated on such films as The West Point Story, Split Second, and Meet Me at the Fair. Following several years in Hollywood, he became a full-time author. Wallace is the father of Olympic historian David Wallechinsky and author Amy Wallace.

Irvine Wallace made his debut as a published author in 1955 with the non-fiction book The Fabulous Originals. His first novel was published in 1959, which was titled The Sins of Philip Fleming. Below is a list of Irvine Wallace’s books in order of when they were first released:

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Notes: The Book of Lists, The People’s Almanac, The People’s Almanac No. 2 were written with David Wallechinsky. The Two was co-authored by Amy Wallace. The Intimate Sex Lives of Famous People was written with Amy Wallace, Sylvia Wallace and David Wallechinsky. The Book of Lists, Vol. 2 was written with Sylvia Wallace and David Wallechinsky. Significa was written with Amy Wallace and David Wallechinsky.

The Thriller Zone also includes stories by William Bayer, Raymond Benson, Jay R. Bonansinga, Tim Champlin, Barry Hoffman, Thomas F. Monteleone, Bill Pronzini, Philip Ross and David Niall Wilson.

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• Philip Kerr
• Susan Howatch
• Erle Stanley Gardner

Irving Wallace Synopses: The Chapman Report is a standalone title by Irving Wallace. At first it was amusing. Then it was titillating. But as the respectable ladies of Briarwood Revealed the most intimate details of their sex lives to the eminent Dr. Chapman and his researchers, they found themselves face to face with long hidden emotions and dangerous desires.

The R Document is a standalone title by Irving Wallace. As crime and violence threaten to engulf America, the President proposes a daring new amendment to the Constitution, allowing the Bill of Rights to be suspended during times of national emergency. To its supporters the 35th Amendment is the only way to keep America from sliding into chaos. Its opponents see the Amendment as an outright attack on freedom. Christopher Collins, the newly-appointed Attorney General, has reservations about the Amendment, but feels confident that it would not be abused in the way its more hysterical opponents fear. Then a deathbed confession from his predecessor warns him to beware of something called “The R Document”. What is The R Document, and what does it have to do with the proposed 35th Amendment? As state after state ratifies the Amendment, pushing it ever closer to becoming the law of the land, Collins must get to the bottom of an unimaginable conspiracy–before time runs out for the fundamental liberties of all Americans.