Mark Gatiss Books in Order
Mark Gatiss is a series of 5 books written by Mark Gatiss.
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Mark Gatiss books in publication order
5 books
James Whale
by Mark Gatiss
1995
This biography follows filmmaker James Whale, known for Frankenstein and The Invisible Man. It examines the life and career of a gay director whose distinctive work helped shape Hollywood horror and left an enduring place in cinema history.
The Essex Files
by Mark Gatiss
1997
Special agents Mouldy and Scummer investigate reports of strange sightings and unexplained events across Essex. Their journey through an increasingly improbable case turns the conventions of paranormal investigation into a comic portrait of the county and its mysteries.
The Vesuvius Club
by Mark Gatiss
2004
Fashionable Edwardian portrait painter Lucifer Box secretly serves as an accomplished agent. When prominent British scientists begin dying, his investigation leads through London's hidden pleasures and Italian backstreets toward a society with dangerous ambitions.
The Devil in Amber
by Mark Gatiss
2006
Investigating a fascist movement in 1920s New York, aging secret agent Lucifer Box is framed for murder. Escaping to England, he follows clues involving a remote convent, an elusive object, and a plot reaching toward supernatural evil.
Black Butterfly
by Mark Gatiss
2008
Approaching retirement in the early years of Elizabeth II's reign, Lucifer Box investigates bizarre deaths among establishment figures. A mysterious assassin and the Black Butterfly draw him across countries toward a threat rooted in his own past.
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