John P. Marquandbooks in chronological order

John Phillips Marquand (1893-1960) was an American novelist known initially for his popular Mr. Moto spy stories, which were action-packed adventures set during the early 20th century. These stories showcased Marquand's skill in crafting suspenseful plots and memorable characters. However, he achieved greater critical acclaim and success with his satirical novels, particularly 'The Late George Apley,' which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1938. Marquand’s writing style was characterized by sharp social commentary, realistic portrayals of American life, and engaging narratives.