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ⓘ About Ian Morson
Ian Morson was born in Midlands in the year 1947 into a working class family with the family members working at either the railways or Rolls-Royce. Morson attended the local Grammar school, which had high academic standards. The school was among the few, which taught Russian. After completing his studies at the Grammar school, Morson secured a scholarship in the year 1965, to Oxford University. While at Oxford University, he developed a deep love for folk music, thus he performed many at times at the local pubs and clubs. Moreover, he was also selected as the president of the school’s Heritage Society. While at the same college, he came close to meeting the president to be, Bill Clinton, however, they were several years apart. While at Oxford, he fell in love with the school.
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Falconer and the Rain of Blood
Latest in the series · book 9 of 9 · published 2013
? Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Ian Morson?
Ian Morson was born in Midlands in the year 1947 into a working class family with the family members working at either the railways or Rolls-Royce. Morson attended the local Grammar school, which had high academic standards. The school was among the few, which taught Russian.
Which Ian Morson series should I start with?
The best place to start is the Master William Falconer Mystery series, the earliest of Ian Morson's multi-book series: it opens with Falconer's Crusade (1994) and runs to 9 books across 1994–2013, ending with Falconer and the Rain of Blood (2013). Ian Morson's other series stand alone, so they can be read in any order.
How many books has Ian Morson written?
Ian Morson has 21 books catalogued in this guide, published between 1994 and 2014. Every one of them sits in one of 3 named series — the largest being the Medieval Murderers series with 10 books.
In what order should Ian Morson's series be read?
Read each series in publication order — the numbered entries in each series follow the year each book first appeared. Ian Morson's series do not depend on one another, so they can be started in any order; by start date they are Master William Falconer Mystery (1994–2013, 9 books), Medieval Murderers (2005–2014, 10 books) and Nick Zuliani (2008–2011, 2 books).
How are Ian Morson's books organised into series?
This guide splits Ian Morson's 21 books into 3 named series, with no standalone titles: Medieval Murderers (10 books, 2005–2014); Master William Falconer Mystery (9 books, 1994–2013); Nick Zuliani (2 books, 2008–2011).