Evan Hunter
Born Salvatore Albert Lombino, he legally adopted the name Evan Hunter in 1952. While successful and well known as Evan Hunter, he was even better known as Ed McBain, a name he used for most of his crime fiction, beginning in 1956.
Works (50)

The 50 Greatest Mysteries of All Time

The Arbor House Treasury of Horror and the Supernatural

Baker's dozen

Murder for Halloween
October 1994

Science Fiction A to Z

The mugger
1956

Widows
1991

Transgressions

Puss in boots
1987

Ghosts
1980

The pusher
January 1956

Cop Hater (87th Precinct Mysteries)
February 1992

Blood Relatives
1975

The Con Man
April 2, 1974

Goldilocks
January 1966

The Ethnic Detectives

Ice
1983

Crime Classics
November 1, 1991

Rumpelstiltskin
1981

Killer's payoff
1958

Kiss
1992

Cinderella
1986

Three Blind Mice
1990

The Gutter and the Grave (Hard Case Crime)
November 29, 2005

Great Stories of the American West

Killer's Choice
January 1958

Downtown
1989

He who hesitates
1965

Cosmic Knights

The Empty Hours
January 1960

Vespers
December 1989

Hail to the chief
1973

The Heckler
January 1960

Nocturne
1997

Bread
1974

The April Robin murders

Hark!
2004

See Them Die (87th Precinct Mystery)
June 1, 1982

Ed McBain omnibus

Guns
1976

Beauty and the Beast
1983

Alice in Jeopardy
December 21, 2004

Poison
1987

King's Ransom (87th Precinct Mystery)
May 6, 1975

Where there's Smoke
1975

Romance
1995

Calypso
1979

Jack and the beanstalk
1984

Eight black horses
1985

Eighty million eyes
1966