Barth Jules Sussman is a novelist, screenwriter, and children's book author[1] married to illustrator Jen Sussman.

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Novels

• Shanghai (Signet - New American Library)
• Shanghai - (Amazon Kindle books / Barnes & Noble Nook Books)
• Wartime Spies of Berlin - (Amazon Kindle books / Barnes & Noble Nook Books)
• The Crooked Cross (Signet- New American Library)
• L'Homme au Boulet Rouge [editions Gallimard - France)
• Der Mann mit der Roten Kugel (Distelliteratur Verlag - Germany)

Children's books

• Muggy Au Cirque (Hachette - France)
• Muggy Recontre Bibi (Hachette - France)
• La Journee de Muggy (Hachette - France)
• Muggy CD-ROM Coloring Book for Children - (Muggy Press)

Children's Electronic Epub Books

• Muggy the Happy Pug - A Lovely Day (Amazon Kindle Books/ Barnes & Noble Nook books )
• Muggy the Happy Pug - Muggy Meets Bibi (Amazon Kindle Books / Barnes & Noble Nook books)
• Muggy the Happy Pug - Muggy Goes to the Circus (Amazon Kindle Books / Barnes & Noble Nook books)

Historical Screenplays

• The Zaharoff Dossier - (Amazon Kindle Books / Barnes & Noble Nook Books)
• Nick Grand of the Riviera - (Amazon Kindle Books / Barnes & Noble Nook Books)
• Gangster From Odessa - (Amazon Kindle Books / Barnes & Noble Nook Books)
• Krupp & Mauser - (Amazon Kindle Books / Barnes & Noble Nook Books)
• Charleston & Savannah - (Amazon Kindle Books/ Barnes & Noble Nook Books)

Screenplays

• The Stranger and the Gunfighter (1974, starring Lee Van Cleef - Columbia Pictures)
• Night Games (1980, directed by Roger Vadim - Avco Embassy)
• Save Me Cosmos Black (directed by John Pepper - American Film Institute- Los Angeles)

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