Noel Hynd Books in Order
Noel Hynd is a seasoned novelist with a storied career spanning over four decades, since his first publication in 1976. As an intriguing footnote to his journey, Hynd's path to publication is intertwined with literary legends Robert Ludlum and James Baldwin. In 1975, Hynd's agent, Robert Lantz, was representing Baldwin, who had a contentious contract with Dell Publishing. Baldwin's refusal to deliver a manuscript led to a dramatic confrontation, with the writer famously declaring, "I'm no longer picking cotton on Dell's plantation." This bold statement caught the attention of Dial Press editor, who had a reputation for securing bestsellers, including Robert Ludlum's annual hits. As tensions escalated, Baldwin fled to Paris, followed by the editor, and eventually to Algeria or Tunisia. This captivating tale showcases Hynd's early connections within the literary world, a testament to his enduring passion for storytelling.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Noel Hynd
- #1AmazonRevenge(1976)
- #2AmazonThe Sandler Inquiry(1977)
- #3AmazonFalse Flags(1979)
- #4AmazonThe Cop and the Kid(1983)
- #5AmazonThe Seven Gates of Marion(1987)
- #6AmazonGiants of Polo Grounds(1988)
- #7AmazonThe Khrushchev Objective(1989)
- #8AmazonZig Zag(1992)
- #9AmazonMarquard and Seeley(1996)
- #10AmazonRage Of Spirits(1997)
- #11AmazonThe Enemy Within(2006)
- #12AmazonFirebird(2018)
- #13AmazonTwenty Flowers of Evil(2020)
About Noel Hynd
Noel Hynd is a seasoned novelist with a storied career spanning over four decades, since his first publication in 1976. As an intriguing footnote to his journey, Hynd's path to publication is intertwined with literary legends Robert Ludlum and James Baldwin. In 1975, Hynd's agent, Robert Lantz, was representing Baldwin, who had a contentious contract with Dell Publishing. Baldwin's refusal to deliver a manuscript led to a dramatic confrontation, with the writer famously declaring, "I'm no longer picking cotton on Dell's plantation." This bold statement caught the attention of Dial Press editor, who had a reputation for securing bestsellers, including Robert Ludlum's annual hits. As tensions escalated, Baldwin fled to Paris, followed by the editor, and eventually to Algeria or Tunisia. This captivating tale showcases Hynd's early connections within the literary world, a testament to his enduring passion for storytelling.
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