Order of Michael Walsh Books
Michael Walsh is an American author of spy fiction, in addition to being a music critic, media critic and screenwriter. His novels include a spy thriller series featuring his character Devlin, a sequel to the film classic Casablanca and a fictionalized account of Owney Madden’s life.
Michael Walsh became a published author in 1987 with the non-fiction book Carnegie Hall, which he co-authored with Richard Schickel. He wrote his first novel in 1997, Exchange Alley. Below is a list of Michael Walsh’s books in order of when they were originally published:
Publication Order of Devlin Books
| Hostile Intent | (2009) |
  
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| Early Warning | (2010) |
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| Shock Wave | (2011) |
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Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Exchange Alley | (1997) |
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| As Time Goes By | (1998) |
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| And All the Saints | (2003) |
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| Triangle | (2012) |
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Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
| Carnegie Hall | (1987) |
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| Who's Afraid of Classic Music? | (1989) |
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| Andrew Lloyd Webber | (1989) |
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| Who's Afraid of Opera? | (1994) |
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| So When Does the Fat Lady Sing? | (2007) |
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| Rules for Radical Conservatives | (2010) |
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| The Devil's Pleasure Palace: The Cult of Critical Theory and the Subversion of the West | (2015) |
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Notes: Shock Wave is also known as Shock Warning. Carnegie Hall was co-authored alongside Richard Schickel. Rules for Radical Conservatives was written under the pen name of David Kahane.
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