Harry Kemelman

Harry Kemelman , born with Boston the November 24th 1908, was an American author of detective novels and English professor.

The essence of its career was devoted to teaching of the Letters to the State College of Boston, until it publishes, in 1965, One suspects the rabbi ( Friday, the Rabbi Slept Late ), novel which will receive the Price Edgar Poe of the best first novel. It accepted also 35.000$ for the film adaptation of its first novel. The Rabbi David Small, hero of this book, will become that of a series of 11 detective novels.

Harry Kemelman is also the author of police news, of nonknown number.

He died on December 15th, 1996 of an impaired renal function.

Works of Harry Kemelman

Series “the Rabbi”

One souçonne the rabbi (1965) (Friday, the Rabbi Slept Late)
Saturday the rabbi sits down at table (196?) (Saturday, the Rabbi Went Hungry)
Sunday the rabbi remained at the house (1969) (Sunday, the Rabbi Stayed Home)
Monday the rabbi flew away for Israel (1972) (Monday, the Rabbi Took Off)
Tuesday the rabbi saw red (1973) (Tuesday, the Rabbi Saw Red)
Wednesday the rabbi plunged (1976) (Wednesday, the Rabbi Got Wet)
Thursday the rabbi left (1978) (Thursday, the Rabbi Walked Out)
One day the rabbi from will go away (1985) (Someday the Rabbi Will Leave)
One beautiful day the rabbi bought a cross (1987) (One Fine Day the Rabbi Bought has Cross)
the day when the rabbi resigned (1992) (The Day the Rabbi Resigned)
This day when rabbi left the city (1996) (That Day the Rabbi Left Town)

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