Michael Innes (1906–1994)Author of Death at the President's LodgingAlso known as: Innes Michael, The Michael Innes, Michael Innes ( J. I. M. Stewart )
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Michael Innes is the pen name of J. I. M. Stewart. Their writings are independent. Please do not combine. The other authors called Jim Stewart are not the same person. J. I. M. Stewart wrote academic works on English Literature and novels under his own name, using the Michael Innes nom-de-plume for detective novels and broadcast scripts.
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