Introducing John Dunning: A Luminous Figure in the Literary World

Renowned as a master of tech fiction, John Dunning, an American author, has also made significant contributions to his field by penning down comprehensive consultation books about vintage radio. His journey as a writer is as unique as his novels. His early work life found him in the seemingly unrelated field of horse racing, where he served as a stablehand. However, his destiny had a unique story in store. After a stint as a stablehand, John began working at The Denver Post, marking the start of his literary journey.

An Endeavour into Writing

John commenced his voyage into the world of fiction publishing in 1970. However, due to unfortunate circumstances and conflicts with his publishers, John took a break from writing in 1981. Not one to give up on his passion for literature, he established a used bookstore. Upon the encouragement of his contemporaries, John rekindled his passion for writing. Consequently, he came up with his well-received Cliff Janeway series.

John Dunning: The Published Author

John’s debut in the literary world was marked by the release of The Holland Suggestions in 1975. To give the readers a better perspective into his literary genius, below is a list of John Dunning’s books in order of their original release.

Publication Order of Cliff Janeway Books

Booked to Die	(1992)
The Bookman’s Wake	(1992)
The Bookman’s Promise	(2004)
The Sign of the Book	(2005)
The Bookwoman’s Last Fling	(2006)