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Allan MacKinnon (1912-1980) was a British screenwriter. Allan MacKinnon was also a writer of mystery novels from 1945 to 1965. Novels Nine Days' Murder (1945) Money on the Black (1946) House of Darkness (1947) Reprinted in paperback (1948) (1982) Map of Mistrust (1948) Danger by my Side (1950) Murder, Repeat Murder (1952)
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Allan MacKinnon was a British writer of mystery thrillers. From 1939 he was also a screenwriter. His range extended from the "Thin Man" clone This Man is News to the murder-on-the-rails meller Sleeping Car to Trieste (1948).
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Among his many roles and achievements at SFU, Dr. MacKinnon is known for his contribution to SFU's development initiatives in higher education in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand.
Dr. Allan MacKinnon - Simon Fraser University. Associate Professor, Faculty of Education. Email: allan_mackinnon@sfu.ca. Phone: 778-782-4129. Office: Research Interests. My research interests lie in curriculum studies and learning theory.
Service to the Faculty. Director, Graduate Studies in Education (2017–2018) Chair, Graduate Awards Adjudication Committee (2016–present) Member, Graduate Programs Committee (2016–present) Member, Indigenous Education Advisory Committee (2014–2016) Coordinator, Curriculum and Instruction Foundations M.Ed./MA program (2009–2015 ...
Allan MacKinnon was born in 1912. He was a writer and composer, known for Sleeping Car to Trieste (1948), The Black Widow (1951) and House of Blackmail (1953). He died in 1955 in Devon, England, UK.
