> How many Shaft novels were there? I have three:
Shaft, Shaft
Amongst
> the Jews and Shaft's Big Score. All three are
credited to Tidyman,
> though only the first two are copyrighted by him.
The third is
> copyrighted by the studio that made the film of that
title. I'm
> guessing that means it was a novelization, perhaps
(probably?) not
by
> Tidyman.
>
> Also, I haven't read any of these. Are they any
good?
>
> Mark
>
The Shaft novels are: Shaft (n.) Macmillan 1970 Shaft Among
the Jews (n.) Dial 1972 Shaft's Big Score (n.) Bantam 1972
Goodbye, Mr. Shaft (n.) Dial 1973 Shaft Has a Ball (n.)
Bantam 1973 Shaft's Carnival of Killers (n.) Bantam 1974 The
Last Shaft (n.) Weidenfeld 1975
It appears that 'Shaft has a ball' and 'Shaft's carnival'
killers' were actually written by Robert Turner. It's also
interesting to note that the last book apparently did not
appear in the US - or can anyone say otherwise.
Regards John
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