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   How did Russell Andrews become famous?

   • He would also later go on to produce his famous ‘Cat Called Norton’ series of books, featuring stories of life with his own cat. After this he would go on and create the pen-name of Russell Andrews, which, alongside writer David Handler, they would create the first novel in 1999 titled ‘Gideon’.

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   How did Russell Andrews get his name?

   • Establishing a name for himself alongside the author David Handler, he also would go on to create the name of Russell Andrews. This would become a pseudonym that he would use to publish mostly stand-alone thrillers under, some of which he would write alongside David Handler.

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   When did Russell Andrews first come out?

   • First published through the Ballantine Books publishing label, this would originally be brought out in 1999. It would be the first novel to come out under the name of Russell Andrews as well, setting up a collection of thriller novels to follow.

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   Would Russell Andrews write a thriller novel?

   • It would be the first novel to come out under the name of Russell Andrews as well, setting up a collection of thriller novels to follow. Whilst they would all be stand-alone titles, they would each follow on in the thriller mold, with a clear love for the genre throughout.

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   About Russell Andrews. The American author Peter Gethers is a well known household name in the world of literature, as well as being a prolific screenwriter. Establishing a name for himself alongside the author David Handler, he also would go on to create the name of Russell Andrews.

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   Russell Andrews is the author of Gideon (3.79 avg rating, 1062 ratings, 104... About Russell Andrews: A pseudonym used by David Handler with Peter Gethers . Home

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   Russell Andrews has 22 books on Goodreads with 6977 ratings. Russell Andrews’s most popular book is Gideon: A Thriller.

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   Russell Andrews is a pseudonym for Peter Gethers. Under the Andrews name, he has written five bestselling thrillers, Gideon, Icarus, Aphrodite, Midas and Hades. In real life, he is a screenwriter, novelist, publisher, and the author of bestselling nonfiction books.

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   Russell Andrews is the author of the international bestseller Gideon. He lives in New York City.

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   This is the Order of Russell Andrews Books in both chronological order and publication order. List verified daily and newest books added immediately.

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   In a clandestine meeting, writer Carl Granville is hired to take the pages of an old diary, articles, letters, documents in which all proper names and locations have been blacked out – and turn them into compelling fiction.