Blackie Ryan · Book 16

The Bishop in the Old Neighborhood

Published
1 January 2005
Pages
352
ISBN-13
9781585476800
Type
novel
Cover of The Bishop in the Old Neighborhood

About this book

The Bishop in the Old Neighborhood is the 16th book in the Blackie Ryan series, written by Andrew M. Greeley, published in 2005 at 352 pages. It follows The Bishop Goes to the University and precedes The Bishop at the Lake in the reading order.

Key facts about The Bishop in the Old Neighborhood

Andrew M. Greeley wrote The Bishop in the Old Neighborhood, a novel on our list. It has been out since 2005. The book has 352 pages.

We list 1 edition of this novel. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781585476800 to find the main one.

The Bishop in the Old Neighborhood is book 16 of 18 in the Blackie Ryan series. The series has 18 published books. However, the series starts with Happy Are the Meek (1985).

Additionally, Andrew M. Greeley writes Passover Trilogy, Time Between the Stars and Angel Fire, plus 3 more series. Those series sit on our contemporary fiction, mystery and contemporary fantasy shelves.

About Andrew M. Greeley

Andrew M. Greeley (1928-2013) was a Roman Catholic priest, sociologist, and one of the best-selling novelists of his era, publishing more than fifty novels alongside a parallel academic career studying American Catholicism. See every Andrew M. Greeley book in order.

Its place in Blackie Ryan

The Bishop in the Old Neighborhood is book 16 in the Blackie Ryan series. It follows The Bishop Goes to the University. It is followed by The Bishop at the Lake. See the full Blackie Ryan reading order.

Father John "Blackie" Ryan is a deceptively mild, owlishly bespectacled Chicago priest -- rector of a cathedral parish, later an auxiliary bishop and archbishop -- who solves murders among Chicago's Irish Catholic elite with a quiet, observational cunning that his unassuming manner tends to hide from suspects and colleagues alike. Andrew Greeley wrote eighteen Blackie Ryan novels over more than two decades, moving the character up through the Church hierarchy as the series progressed -- the earlier books use the…

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