Leslie McFarlane
25 October 1902 – 6 September 1977
1,711 works in the book catalog catalog
Biography
Charles Leslie McFarlane (October 25, 1902 – September 6, 1977) was a Canadian journalist, novelist, screenwriter, and filmmaker, who is most famous for ghostwriting many of the early books in the very successful Hardy Boys series, using the pseudonym Franklin W. Dixon, and the Nancy Drew series under Carolyn Keene.
Also published as: Carolyn G. Keene, Carolyn G Keene, CAROLYN KEENE, Keene Carolyn, Carolyn. Keene, Carolyn KEENE
Most-read books
The Hidden Staircase
3.7 · 1930 · 342 want to read
The Secret of the Old Clock
4.2 · 1930 · 234 want to read
The tower treasure
3.5 · 1927 · 191 want to read
The Moonstone Castle mystery
4.5 · 1963 · 186 want to read
The Bungalow Mystery
4 · 1930 · 149 want to read
The Secret at Shadow Ranch
4.4 · 1931 · 103 want to read
The secret of the old mill
3.8 · 1927 · 101 want to read
The clue of the broken locket
3.5 · 1934 · 102 want to read
The Invisible Intruder
4.3 · 1969 · 95 want to read
The Mystery at Lilac Inn
4 · 1930 · 71 want to read
The mystery at the ski jump
4.8 · 1952 · 87 want to read
The Crisscross Shadow
5 · 1953 · 86 want to read
Nancy's Mysterious Letter
4 · 1932 · 72 want to read
The Hidden Window Mystery
4.5 · 1956 · 81 want to read
Hunting for Hidden Gold
4.5 · 1920 · 74 want to read
The clue of the velvet mask
4 · 1953 · 68 want to read
The House on the Cliff
4.2 · 1927 · 63 want to read
The Shore Road Mystery
4.7 · 1928 · 64 want to read
Nancy Drew ghost stories
3.8 · 1983 · 66 want to read
Best of Enemies
3 · 1991 · 62 want to read
The Bike Tour Mystery / The Riding Club Crime / Werewolf in a Winter Wonderland
2004 · 71 want to read
Captive Witness
4 · 1981 · 67 want to read
The Hardy boys
4.6 · 1988 · 65 want to read
Double Crossing
5 · 1988 · 52 want to read