children and young adults. Fiction for adults The Straw Donkey Case (1948), first novel Murder's No Accident (1949) Shanghai Flame (1951) Look Behind You, Lady (1952) Danger in Paradise (1953) Malay Woman (1954) Counterspy Express (1954) Blood Alley (1955) Yellowleg (1960) The Venetian Blonde (1963) Books on magic Between Cocktails (1939), first bookReady, Aim, Magic! (with Bob Gunther, 1942)Call the Witness (with Bob Gunther, 1943)The Blue Bug (with Bob Gunther, 1947)Top Secrets (with Bob Gunther, 1947) Magic Made Easy, as Carl March (1953) Mr. Mysterious's Secrets of Magic (1975); U.K. title, Secrets of Magic ‡ The Charlatan's Handbook (1993) ‡ For children and young adults. Screenplays Blood Alley (1955) Goodbye, My Lady, based on a novel by James Street (1956) Lafayette Escadrille, Fleischman and William A. Wellman (1958) The Deadly Companions (1961) Scalawag, Fleischman and Albert Maltz (1973) Prince Brat and the Whipping Boy, as Max Brindle (1994) Plays Prince Brat and the Whipping Boy (musical, Seattle Children's Theatre, 2000) AdaptationsThe Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin (Disney, 1967) is an adaptation of Fleischman's western novel By the Great Horn Spoon!, starring Roddy McDowell as Bullwhip Griffin.Ghost in the Noonday Sun'' (Tyburn, 1973) is a loose adaptation of Fleischman's novel, starring Peter Sellers. Notes References External links Sid Fleischman Honored by SDSU, Santa Monica Mirror, Mar 17–23, 2004 Sid Fleischman's obituary 1920 births 2010 deaths American children's writers 20th-century American novelists American male screenwriters Deaths from cancer in California Newbery Medal winners Writers from Brooklyn Writers from Santa Monica, California San Diego State University alumni Jewish American novelists American male novelists 21st-century American novelists 20th-century American male writers 21st-century American male writers Novelists from New York (state) Screenwriters from New York (state) Screenwriters from California United States Navy personnel of World War II United States Navy sailors United States Navy reservists 21st-century American Jews Academy of Magical Arts Literature & Media Fellowship winners