Zindel, Paul

Two high school sophomores from unhappy homes form a close friendship with a lonely old man who has a terrible secret.

When fifteen-year-old Jackson visits his aunt in England, he becomes caught up in a chase to capture an unknown creature who is stalking and killing people on the plains surrounding ancient Stonehenge.

P.C. and Mackenzie investigate when a scientist at the Bronx Wildlife Conservation Park dies from a dose of gorilla blood.

When mutant rats threaten to take over Staten Island, which has become a huge landfill, fourteen-year-old Sarah and her younger brother Mike try to figure out how to stop them.

Fifteen-year-old Loch and his younger sister join their father on a scientific expedition searching for enormous prehistoric creatures sighted in a Vermont lake, but it soon becomes obvious that the expedition's leaders aren't interested in preserving the creatures.

Haunted by the memory of a dead friend, two teenagers join an old man in a series of misadventures.

An account of Paul Zindel's teenage years on Staten Island, when his life was enriched by finding his own personal pigman, or mentor.

A two-act play depicting an embittered mother who vents her frustrations upon her two daughters.

A one-act play in which a science research team finds their ingenuity challenged by a dolphin and a cleaning woman.

Young P. C. Hawke and his buddy Mackenzie search for the real killer of the Museum of Natural History's chief biologist after their friend, a custodian named Tom, is falsely accused.