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ⓘ About Richard Aleas
Richard Aleas denotes the name of an American penman whose birth name is Charles Ardai. In the run-up to choosing the said penman, Aleas considered tens of other potential pseudonyms among them Richard Darias and Richard A. Sale. Incidentally, the said names are anagrams. The penname Aleas—a homonym of alias—was hewed from his first name Charles. Even then Aleas has several books published under his legal name. Richard Aleas is an entrepreneur and founded Juno Online Services, a company that provides Internet services. Aleas’ other professions include writing, editing, publishing, and producing TV shows. Aleas’ most notable brainchild is the Hard Case Crime series which he not only edits but also contributes to.
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Who is Richard Aleas?
Richard Aleas denotes the name of an American penman whose birth name is Charles Ardai. In the run-up to choosing the said penman, Aleas considered tens of other potential pseudonyms among them Richard Darias and Richard A. Sale. Incidentally, the said names are anagrams.
Which Richard Aleas series should I start with?
The best place to start is the John Blake series, the earliest of Richard Aleas's multi-book series: it opens with Little Girl Lost (2004) and runs to 2 books across 2004–2007, ending with Songs of Innocence (2007).
How many books has Richard Aleas written?
Richard Aleas has 3 books catalogued in this guide, published between 2004 and 2016. 2 of them belong to 1 named series — the largest being the John Blake series with 2 books — and 1 is a standalone title, collection or anthology.
In what order should Richard Aleas's series be read?
Read each series in publication order — the numbered entries in each series follow the year each book first appeared. Richard Aleas's series do not depend on one another, so they can be started in any order; by start date they are John Blake (2004–2007, 2 books).
How are Richard Aleas's books organised into series?
This guide splits Richard Aleas's 3 books into 1 named series and 1 title that stands alone or appear only in collections: John Blake (2 books, 2004–2007).