Terry Manion
Created by Dick Lochte

TERRY MANION is a private eye who hails from New Orleans.

Author Lochte also writes about Los Angeles private eye Leo Bloodworth, who appears with Terry in Laughing Dog (1988), the second in the series, as well as in 1997's short story "A Tough Case to Figure." His Lucky Dog and Other Tales of Murder (2000), published by Five Star, includes stories featuring Terry, Leo and D.A.'s investigator J.J. Legendre (New Orleans in the Sixties). It also includes a reprint of "Sad-Eyed Blonde," his excellent entry in the Raymond Chandler's Philip Marlowe collection from a few years back.

NOVELS

• Blue Bayou (1992)
• The Neon Smile (1995)

SHORT STORIES

• "A Tough Case to Figure" (March 1997, EQMM)
• "Get The Message" (1998, Louisiana Literature, a journal of Southeastern
  Louisiana University)

COLLECTIONS

• Lucky Dog and Other Tales of Murder (2000) ...Buy this book

Thanks to Janice Long for the heads up!

| Table of Contents | Detectives A-L M-Z | Film | Radio | Television | Comics | FAQs |
| Trivia | Authors | Hall of Fame | Mystery Links | Bibliography | Glossary | Search |
| What's New: On The Site | On the Street | Fiction | Staff | The P.I. Poll |

Remember, your comments, suggestions, corrections and contributions are always welcome.
At the tone, leave your name and number and I'll get back to you...