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ABBEY, RUTH. Pseudonym of Ruth Pattison, 1922- . ABBOTT, JEFF. Ref: CA. ABDOH, SALAR. Ref: CA. A’BECKETT, ARTHUR W(ILLIAM). 1844-1909. (Correcting death date.) ABEL, KENNETH. Ref: CA. ABRAHAMS, GERALD. 1907-1980. Ref: CA. ABRAHAMS, PETER. Ref: CA. ABT, DIETER. Born in Switzerland; living in Los Angeles. ACKERMAN, NORMAN B(ERNARD). Surgeon; emeritus profesor, New York Medical College. ADAIR, GILBERT. Born in Scotland in 1944? in 1952? (Sources differ.) ADAMS, ARTHUR E(UGENE). 1917- . Ref: CA. ADAMS, FRANK R(AMSEY). Ref: CA. Island Girl. British title: Men on Foot ADAMSON, ISAAC. Ref: CA. ADCOCK, ALMEY ST. JOHN [ALMEY ST. JOHN ADCOCK ARUNDEL]. 1894-1986. ADIELE, FAITH (E.). 1963- . Ref: CA. ADIREKSARN, PONGPOL. 1942- . ADIREX, PAUL. Pongpol Adireksarn, 1942- . ADLER, BILL. Ref: CA. ADSHEAD, MRS. HILDA C. 1901(?)-1985(?). AFRIKA, TATAMKHULU. Pseudonym of John Charlton, 1920-2002. Ref: CA. AGARD, H. E. Ref: CA. AHERN, TOM. Ref: CA. AIDE, (CHARLES) HAMILTON. 1826-1906. (Correcting birth date.) AIELLO, J(OSEPH) C(ARMEN). Screenwriter. (Adding middle name.) AIKEN, JOHN (KEMPTON). Ref: CA. AIKEN, DAVID. Correct to: AITKEN, DAVID. 1946- . Born and living in Dundee, Scotland; teacher and freelance journalist. AKENSON, DON(ALD HARMAN). Ref: CA. AKSYONOV, VASSILY (PAVLOVICH) The Island of Crimea. Add U.S. edition: Random, 1983 ALBERTAZZI, RALPH (DAYTON). Ref: CA. ALBRECHT, HOWARD. 1926- . (Correcting birth date.) ALDRIDGE, SARAH. Anyda Marchant, 1911-2006. ALDRIN, BUZZ. Ref: CA. ALEXANDER, DAVID. 1952- . (Author of Nomad series, etc.) ALEXANDER, KARL. Ref: CA. ALEXANDER, LAWRENCE (HOWARD). (Adding middle name.) ALEXIE, SHERMAN (JOSEPH, JR.). Ref: CA. ALFRIEND, EDWARD M(ORRISON). 1838-1901. ALI, AAMIR. 1923- . Retired international civil servant; born in Bombay, living in Switzerland. ALLEN, ARTHUR BRUCE. Ref: CA. ALLEN, ERIC. Add pseudonyms: Paul Dallas, Edwin Harrison, qq.v. Ref: CA. ALLEN, HENRY (SOUTHWORTH). (Adding middle name.) ALLEN, INGLIS. 1879-1943. ALLEN, LINDA. 1925(?)- . ALLIN, LOU. Ref: CA. ALLYSON, KYM. Pseudonym of John M. Kimbro, 1929-2004. ALSOBROOK, ROSALYN (R.). Ref: CA. ALTMAN, JOHN. 1969- . Ref: CA. ARMSTRONG, CHARLOTTE Catch-As-Catch-Can. Possibly also (first?) published in Two Complete Detective Books as Fatal Lady in 1950. Fatal Lady; see Catch-As-Catch-Can ATIYAH, EDWARD The Eagle Flies from England. Delete (not criminous) AUSTEN-LEIGH, LOIS (EMMA). 1883- . SC: Sir James Macdonald (a commissioner at Scotland Yard) = JM. The Haunted Farm. JM [Cambridge] The Incredible Crime. JM [Cambridge] BARRY, IRIS. 1895-1969. Ref: CA. (Corrected entry.) Here Is Thy Victory; see The Last Enemy -The Last Enemy. Bobbs, 1929. British title: Here Is Thy Victory. Mathews, 1930 BARRY, IRIS (THORPE). 1903-1983. (Titles moved here from above author entry.) The Darkness at Mantia. Berkley, 1974 [Washington] The House of Deadly Night. Belmont, 1970 [Oregon] The Mandura Mystery. Hale, 1966 Nurse Dawn’s Discovery. Monarch, 1964 Seven Guests of Fear. Hale, 1970 The Unprotected. Berkley, 1973; Remploy, 1974 BATEMAN, COLIN Cycle of Violence. Correct U.S. publication date to 1996 and add British edition: Collins pb (London), 1995 BAXTER, JOHN. E(verette) Howard Hunt, 1918-2007. BENNETT, DOROTHY. 1919- . (Author of ”The Carrion Crows”, etc.) BERNARD, PAUL. 1866-1947. Pseudonym: Tristan Bernard, q.v. BERNARD, TRISTAN. Pseudonym of Paul Bernard, 1866-1947. BIDDLE, CORDELIA F(RANCES). A stage and daytime drama actress in NYC. BLACK, HERMINA. Pseudonym of Emma Hermina M. Black Lethbridge, 1893-1986. BLACK, LIONEL The Bait. Add U.S. edition: Paperback Library pb, 1968 BLANEY, HARRY CLAY. 1877-1964. (Correcting birth year.) BREWER, GIL Angel. Avon, 1960 BROWN, ALICE. 1857-1948. (Correcting birth year.) BRYAN, JOHN. Josephine Delves-Broughton, 1916-1975. BUCHWALD, ART. 1925-2007. Ref: CA. -A Gift from the Boys. Harper, 1958; Gollancz, 1959 [Sicily] BURNETT, VIRGIL. Ref: CA. CALDE, MARK A(UGUSTINE) -The Solomon Stone. Ivy, 1987 CARRAS, RAYMOND and WILLIAM DRUMMOND, 1922- . Honeycomb. Pan, 1979 [London, 1944] CARTER, NICHOLAS Caught in the Toils. Add the first book edition: Shield Series (Street & Smith), 1894 A Chance Discovery. Add the first book edition: Shield Series (Street & Smith), 1895 A Deposit Value Puzzle. Add the first book edition: Shield Series (Street & Smith), 1895 Evidence by Telephone. Add the first book edition: Shield Series (Street & Smith), 1895 The Gambler’s Syndicate. Add the first book edition: Secret Service Series (Street & Smith), 1892 The Mysterious Mail Robbery. Add the first book edition: Shield Series (Street & Smith), 1895 Playing a Bold Game. Add the first book edition: Shield Series (Street & Smith), 1894 CHARLES, IONA Cassie’s Great House. Correct to: Cassia Great House CHARLTON, JOHN. 1920-2002. Pseudonym: Tatamkhulu Afrika, q.v. CHARRINGTON, CHARLES. Pseudonym of Charles Charrington Martin, 1860-1926. CHESNEY, WEATHERBY. Add pseudonym: Nicholson West, q.v. CHETWYND, FRANK MARCHANT. 1865-1906. Pseudonym: Frank Yerlock, q.v. CHICHESTER, JOHN JAY The Porcelain Mask. SC: Jimmy “Wiggly” Price CLEUGH, JAMES. 1891-1969. Born in Hampstead; served in the Royal Marines in WWI; graduated from St. Andrew’s University; traveled overseas extensively; served in the Admiralty in a civil capacity in WWII; mostly a translator after that war; novelist and poet. COBB, MICHAEL. A(lfred) D(aniel) Wintle, 1897-1966. COBBAN, J(AMES) MacLAREN -I’d Crowns Resign. [Scotland] COCHRAN, ALAN. Pseudonym of Ken(neth) Grimwood, 1944-2003. COLLIER, CONSTANCE. Pseudonym of Laura Constance Hardie L’Estrange, 1878-1955. CORBETT, MRS. GEORGE When the Sea Gives Up Its Dead. [ship] CORK, ALAN. 1944- . Mister Fear. Pen Press pb (London), 2000 CROSBIE, HUGH PROVAN Fairways and Foul. Delete (not criminous) CROTHERS, RACHEL. 1870-1958. (Correcting birth year.) DALLAS, PAUL. Pseudonym of Eric Allen-Ballard, 1908-1968. Other pseudonyms: Eric Allen, Edwin Harrison, qq.v. DAVIES, FREDERICK. Correct SC to: Chief Supt. David Cooper. DAVIS, FREDERICK The Cocktail Murders; see Lilies in Her Garden Grew Lilies in Her Garden Grew. Also published in Two Complete Detective Books as The Cocktail Murders (1952) DAVIS, GORDON. E(verette) Howard Hunt, 1918-2007. DAVIS, JAMES. 1853-1970. (Correcting death date.) DAWLEY, J. SEARLE. 1877-1949. DEANS, F. HARRIS. 1886-1961. DEARDEN, HAROLD. 1882-1962. (Correcting birth year.) DeFILLIPPO, EDUARDO. 1900-1984. (Correcting death year.) DELLBRIDGE, JOHN Pseudonym of Frederick Joseph De Verteuil, 1887-1963. Born in Trinidad; went to England in 1901; qualified as a lawyer and practiced in India and England until his disbarment; thereafter an author of novels and short stories, historical works and semi-scientific commentaries under this pseudonym and two others (Freddy Bannister and Francis Vere). Note: More information and commentary about the author can be found on the Mystery*File blog.  DELVES-BROUGHTON, JOSEPHINE. 1916-1975. DE MILLE, HENRY C(HURCHILL). 1853-1893. (Correcting birth year.) DE VERTEUIL, FREDERICK JOSEPH 1887-1963. Pseudonym: John Dellbridge, q.v. DEVOE, SUSAN. 1950- . Pseudonym: Susan Wolfe, q.v. DICKEY, PAUL. 1885-1933. (Correcting birth year.) DIETRICH, ROBERT. E(verette) Howard Hunt, 1918-2007. DOBNER, MAEVA Heather. Add British edition: Hale, 1973 DONOGHUE, P. S. E(verette) Howard Hunt, 1918-2007. DOUGLAS, GRAEME. Pseudonym: Douglas Vallance, -1984, q.v. DRUMMOND, WILLIAM. 1922- . See: Raymond Carras. DUNNING, PHILIP HART. 1890-1968. (Correcting birth year.) EDGINTON, MAY. 1883-1957. (Correcting birth year.) FARJEON, ELEANOR. 1881-1965. Ref: CA. The Fair Venetian. Joseph, 1943 FEARN, JOHN (FRANCIS) RUSSELL FEARN. See also: Elton Westward. FLETCHER, H(ARRY) L(UFT) V(ERNE). 1902-1974. Death and the Durlings, as by Verne Fletcher. [England] GARTH, DAVID The Road to Glenfairlie. British title: Road to Glenfairlie GLEASON, JAMES (AUSTIN). 1882-1959. (Adding middle name and correcting both birth and death dates.) GOLDSMITH, FREDERIC. 1925-1989. Born in Vienna; came to the U.K. in his youth, acquiring British citizenship; died in the U.S. Murder in Mayfair. Film: Tempean, 1957, as Hour of Decision (scw: Norman Hudis; dir: Pennington Richards) (Note: The novel was based on a story by Vera Caspary, who was the second wife of Goldsmith’s father, Isadore Goldsmith; the story was probably “Lady in Mink”, q.v.). See the Mystery*File blog for more about this author. GOODALL, VANNE MORRIS. 1909-2000. Ref: CA. GORDON, RAY Men of the Night. Unwin, 1924 [NYC] GOSSIP, GEORGE HATFIELD DINGLEY. 1841-1907. GRAY, NICHOLAS STUART. 1919-1981. (Correcting birth year.) GRIMWOOD, KEN(NETH). Pseudonym: Alan Cochran, q.v. GROOM, (ARTHUR JOHN) PELHAM Defend the Rock. SC: Peter Mohune GROPPER, MILTON HERBERT. 1896-1955. (Correcting birth year.) GROSSMITH, (WALTER) WEEDON. (Adding first name.) HALIFAX, ROBERT. Pseudonym of Robert Edwin Young, 1870-1943. HALL, HOWARD. Pseudonym of Charles Sumner, 1867-1921. HALL, OWEN. James Davis, 1853-1907. (Correcting death date.) HALL, W. H. -Snow-Leopard. Chambers, 1935 [India] HARRISON, EDWIN. Pseudonym of Eric Allen-Ballard, 1908-1968. Other pseudonyms: Eric Allen, Paul Dallas, qq.v. HARRISON, MICHAEL -All the King’s Ladies. Douglas Cliff (London), 1946 [France, ca.1700] HARTE, BRET. 1839-1902. (Correcting birth date.) HILL, FREDERICK STANHOPE. 1805-1851. (Correcting death date.) HILLIERS, ASHTON The Walbury Case. [1904] HIMMEL, RICHARD The Name’s Maguire. Correct publication date to: 1962 HODDE, MELVIN DEE. 1960- . HOOPER, (GLENDA) KAY Amanda. Add British edition: Hale, 1997 HORNBLOW, ARTHUR. 1865-1942. (Correcting death date.) HOUGH, S(TANLEY) B(ENNETT) Fear Fortune, Father. Delete SC Insp. Brentford HOWARD, LESLEY Invitation to Paradise. Add the British edition: Cassell, 1974 HUNT, E(VERETTE) HOWARD. 1918-2007. HUNT, (EVERETTE) HOWARD. 1918-2007. HUTTON, ANN. Pseudonym of Audrey Grace Wilson Hutton. HUTTON, AUDREY GRACE WILSON. 1929- . Pseudonym: Ann Hutton, q.v. HYATT, BETTY HALE The Jade Pagoda. Add British edition: Hale, 1981 HYNE, C(HARLES) J(OHN) CUTCLIFFE (WRIGHT) HYNE. Add pseudonym: Nicholson West, q.v. JACKSON, DELMAR The Cut of the Ax. Show British title as: The Cut of the Axe JOHN, ROMILLY and KATHERINE Death by Request. Correct U.S. edition to: Vintage, 1984 JONES, SUSAN TATE. 1934- . Pseudonym: Susan Zannos, q.v. KAUFMAN, GEORGE S(IMON). Ref: CA. KENNEDY, NANCY MacDOUGALL Shadow on the Snow. Magnum, 1973 KIMBRO, JOHN M. Add pseudonym: Kym Allyson, q.v. KNYE, CASSANDRA Steps to the Grotto. Delete (moved to Cassandra Nye entry, q.v.) LANGE, OLIVER Incident at La Junta. Add British edition: Davies, 1974 LASH, JENNIFER (ANNE MARY). 1938-1993. LE QUEUX, WILLIAM (TUFNELL) A Crooked Affair. Lifebuoy pb, ca.1930 (16 pp.) L’ESTRANGE, LAURA CONSTANCE HARDIE. 1878-1955. Pseudonym: Constance Collier, q.v. LETHBRIDGE, EMMA HERMINA M. BLACK. 1893-1986. Pseudonym: Hermina Black, q.v. LOCK, SANFORD Mail for McNair. [England] LONG, FREDA M(ARGARET) -The Heir of Frinton Park. Delete (not criminous) -Mischief at Frinton Park. Delete (not criminous) McCUTCHAN, PHILIP. SC: Lieutenant St. Vincent Halfhyde, Royal Navy = SH (all set at least partly aboard ship in the 1890s; additional locales identified below). -Beware, Beware the Bight of Benin. Barker, 1974. U.S. title: Beware the Bight of Benin. St. Martin’s, 1975. Also published as Halfhyde at the Bight of Benin. McBooks pb, 2004 SH [West Africa] Beware the Bight of Benin; see Beware, Beware the Bight of Benin -The Guns of Arrest. Weidenfeld, 1976; St. Martin’s, 1976. Also published as Halfhyde and the Guns of Arrest. McBooks pb, 2004 SH [Africa] -Halfhyde and the Admiral. Weidenfeld, 1990; St. Martin’s, 1990 SH [South America] -Halfhyde and the Chain Gangs. Weidenfeld, 1985; St. Martin’s, 1986 SH -Halfhyde and the Flag Captain. Weidenfeld, 1980; St. Martin’s, 1981 SH [Uruguay] -Halfhyde and the Fleet Review. Weidenfeld, 1991; St. Martin’s, 1992 SH [Chile] -Halfhyde and the Guns of Arrest; see The Guns of Arrest. -Halfhyde at the Bight of Benin; see Beware, Beware the Bight of Benin -Halfhyde for the Queen. Weidenfeld, 1978; St. Martin’s, 1978 SH [Spain] -Halfhyde Goes to War. Weidenfeld, 1986; St. Martin’s, 1987 [South Africa] -The Halfhyde Line. Weidenfeld, 1984; St. Martin’s, 1985 SH [Ireland] Halfhyde on the Amazon. Weidenfeld, 1988; St. Martin’s, 1988 SH [Brazil] -Halfhyde on the Yangtze. Weidenfeld, 1981 SH [China] -Halfhyde on Zanatu. Weidenfeld, 1982; St. Martin’s, 1982 SH [Polynesia] -Halfhyde Ordered South. Weidenfeld, 1979; St. Martin’s, 1980 SH [Chile] -Halfhyde Outward Bound. Weidenfeld, 1983; St. Martin’s, 1984 SH -Halfhyde to the Narrows. Weidenfeld, 1977; St. Martin’s, 1977 SH [Black Sea] -Halfhyde’s Island. Weidenfeld, 1975; St. Martin’s, 1976 SH [North Pacific] The Screaming Red Balloons. Correct to: The Screaming Dead Balloons McDONALD, GREGORY Safekeeping. Show U.S. publisher as Penzler Books, not Mysterious Press. MacKINNON, ALLAN. Was a screenwriter with the U.K. film industry 1939-1956. MAHON, MISS. Pseudonym: Honor Urse, q.v. MARCHANT, ANYDA. 1911-2006. MARTELL, DOMINIC Lying, Crying, Dying. Add U.S. edition: Carroll, 2002 The Republic of Night. Add U.S. edition: Carroll, 2002 MARTIN, CHARLES CHARRINGTON. 1860-1926. Pseudonym: Charles Charrington, q.v. MARTIN, STUART. SC: Sammy Uttock, in title below and probably also in “Princess of Paradise.” The Green Ghost. [Jamaica] MEISER, EDITH. 1898-1993. (Deleting ? from birth date.) MORGAN, KATE. Ann Hamilton Whitman (Hurd), 1957- . MORLEY, DES. Born and living in Durban, South Africa; retired owner of a theatrical company specializing in musicals. NESSEN, RON The First Lady. Show Playboy edition as hardcover. NYE, CASSANDRA Steps to the Grotto. Berkley, 1974 (But is this book by Thomas M. Disch and/or John Sladek, as were books published as by Cassandra Knye, or is it by Cassandra/Sandy Nye, the writer on beauty, horoscopes, etc.?) O’FLANAGAN, DENIS. Pseudonym of an author who published over a score of books of various kinds. ORCZY, BARONESS Skin o’ My Tooth. ss: The Murder in Saltmarsh Woods should be: The Murder in Saltashe Woods OVERTON, ROBERT. 1859-1924. PARKMAN, SYDNEY M(ULLER) Night-Action! [ship] PARSONS, ANTHONY No Alibi for Murder. Note: SC Rushton Carr is spelled Ruston Carr here PATTISON, RUTH. 1922- . Pseudonym: Ruth Abbey, q.v. PATTISON, (OLIVE) RUTH (BROWN). Delete entry. PAUL, PHYLLIS. 1903-1973. PEARCE, DICK The Edge of Eden. Lippincott, 1962 [California] PEARL, JACK The Crucifixion of Pete McCabe. Trident, 1966 PERRY, ANNE The Face of a Stranger. Show British edition (Headline) as 1993. PORTER, JOYCE Dover Strikes Again. Correct date of U.S. first edition to: McKay, 1973 PULLMAN, PHILIP The Ruby in the Smoke. TV movie: BBC, 2006 (scw: Adrian Hodges; dir: Brian Percival) QUILLER-COUCH, SIR ARTHUR T(HOMAS) Old Fires and Profitable Ghosts. ss: correct Prisoners of Mars to: Prisoners of War. And at least the first British edition does not contain this ss: An Old Maid’s Ghost Story REARDON, JAMES Royal Blue; see The Sweet Life of Jimmy Riley The Sweet Life of Jimmy Riley. Also published as: Royal Blue. St. Martin’s pb, 1989 REASONER, JAMES M. SC: Judge Earl Stark, in all titles below, set in the 18th century west. The Diablo Grant. PB, 1995 The Hawthorne Legacy. PB, 1994 Stark’s Justice. PB, 1994 REEVE, ARTHUR B(ENJAMIN) Craig Kennedy on the Farm. ss: correct The Barn Burneth to: The Barn Burner RENO, CLINT. SC: Mark Dorne (Vigilante), in both titles. Sierra Massacre. GM, 1974 [West] Sun Mountain Slaughter. GM, 1974 [West] RICHARDSON, GEORGE TILTON. 1863-1938. RITSON, LADY KITTY (EDITH BLANCHE OGILVY). 1887-1969. ROBERTS, KRISTINA LAFERNE. 1966- . Pseudonym: Zane, q.v. ROE, WILLIAM NICHOLS. 1898- . ROLFE, EDWIN. Birth name: Solomon Fishman. ROSS, CLARISSA Face in the Pond. Banner, 1967 (This is the edition shown in both the Hancer and Warren paperback price guides, but the only edition that seems to be in circulation is Avon, 1968, which is not in either price guide, so the latter may well be the true first edition.) ROSS, MARILYN Terror at Marbury Hall. Popular Library, 1975 [England, 1881] ROSSI, MITCHELL SAM Truk Lagoon. Pinnacle, 1988 ST. JOHN, DAVID. E(verette) Howard Hunt, 1918-2007. The Coven. Reprinted as by E. Howard Hunt: Crest, 1973 SALMON, MARY ANNE. 1904-1987. SEGRE, ALFREDO. 1908-1960. -Abram Lewis, Agent. Bles, 1935 [Cairo] (Translation of “Agenzia Abram Lewis.” Milan, 1934.) SERANELLA, BARBARA. 1956-2007. SC: Miranda “Munch” Mancini. (Correction of SC spelling.) SHARKEY, JOE. 1946- . Ref: CA. SHEFFIELD, ROBYN. Born in Surrey, England; was a diagnostic radiographer, then a teacher. SHELDON, SIDNEY. 1917-2007. SOLE, LINDA. Born in Swindon; now living in Cambridge; ran a hairdressing business for some years and now helps with her husband’s antique shop. SPEICHER, HELEN ROSS. Ref: CA. STERN, DANIEL. 1928-2007. STERNE, JULIAN. Nesta Helen Webster, 1876-1960. STEVEN, E. E. Katherine Merritte Yates, 1865-1951. STOLZ, MARY (SLATTERY). 1920-2006. STRATTON, HENRY Blanket. [France] STRAUCH, KATRINA PARTHEMOS. Ref: CA. SUMNER, CHARLES. 1867-1921. Pseudonym: Howard Hall, q.v. TAYLOR, BEATRICE. 1913-2004. THOMPSON, ALICE. Grew up in Edinburgh and read English at Oxford; played keyboard with a band (The Woodentops), then turned to writing. THOMPSON, CRAIG O(WEN). 1943- . THOMPSON, JOHN CARGILL. 1938-2000. THOMPSON, KENNETH (PUGH). 1909-1984. THOMPSON, VICTORIA. 1948- . THOMSON, DAISY (HICKS). 1918-2004. Ref: CA. THORN, ALEX. Mary Anne Salmon, 1904-1987. THORNLEY, RICHARD. Ref: CA. THURLO, AIMEE (SALSEDO). ca.1950- . THYNNE, JANE. 1961- . TILLINGHAST, A(LBERT) W(ARREN). 1874-1942. Noted golf course architect. TILTON, DWIGHT. George Tilton Richardson, 1863-1938. TIMAYENIS, TELEMACHUS THOMAS. 1853-1918. TIMLETT, PETER VALENTINE. Ref: CA. TIMMS, DOUGLAS A Double Quest. [London] TINSLEY, REBECCA. Born in Toronto; came to England in 1970; living in London; former BBC journalist. TITCHMARSH, ALAN (FRED). (Adding middle name.) TITLE, ELISE. Ref: CA. TODD, CATHERINE (JACKSON). 1947- . TOGAWA, MASAKO. Ref: CA. TOOLEY, S(ANDRA) D(IANE HOLDER). Ref: CA. TOPE, REBECCA. Ref: CA. TOPPING, SEYMOUR. Ref: CA. TORGERSON, EDWIN DIAL. 1892-1938. (Correcting birth date.) TOURNEY, LEONARD (DON). Ref: CA. TOUSSAINT-SAMAT, JEAN. 1865-1944. TOY, BARBARA (ALEX). 1908-2001. TREGARRON, YATE. Mrs. Hilda C. Adshead, 1901(?)-1985(?). TREHERNE, (APSLEY?) PHILIP. 1872(?)-1922(?). TREPOFF, IVAN. George Hatfield Dingley Gossip, 1841-1907. TREWIN, J(OHN) C(OURTENAY). Ref: CA. TROWN, ROBERT C(OOPER). 1916-1994. TULL, JEWELL (BOTHWELL). 1881- . (Date correction.) TULLOCH, LEE (ANN). 1954- . Born in Melbourne; lived for a time in NYC and then in Sydney; novelist and columnist on fashion and popular culture for “The Australian Women’s Weekly.” TUN, JANE ANN. Retired teacher/librarian living in Winchester, Ontario. TUNSTALL, BEATRICE (MAUD?). 1896(?)-1988(?). TURLAND, EILEEN (JOAN?). 1929(?)-2004(?). TURNER, CHRISTINE HAZEL. 1940-2006. Pseudonym: Vickery Turner, q.v. TURNER, (SHARON) ELAINE. 1948- . TURNER, JAMES (ERNEST) Condell. Delete (not criminous) TURNER, VICKERY. Pseudonym of Christine Hazel Turner, 1940-2006. TUTTON, BARBARA (IVY CURTIS). 1914(?)- . ULASI, ADAORA LILY. 1932- . Has BA in journalism; has worked for the BBC and Voice of America. Note: Delete dashes from all titles. The Man from Sagamu. [Nigeria] Many Thing Begin for Change. [England, 1935] Many Thing You No Understand. [England, 1935] The Night Harry Died. [southern U.S.] Who Is Jonah? Onibonoje (Nigeria), 1978 [Nigeria] ULLMANN, RICHARD (EDWIN). 1907-1989. UMELO, ROSINA. 1930- . Born in England and educated at the University of London; married a Nigerian and became a Nigerian citizen in 1971; has worked in education. UNTERMAHLEN, (CHARLES) BRIAN. 1946- . URSE, HONOR. Pseudonym of Miss Mahon. UTLEY, DAVID JASPER Ngoma and Click. SC: Ngoma and Click, in all titles. VALLANCE, DOUGLAS. -1984. Add pseudonym: Graeme Douglas, q.v. VANCE, CHARLES C(LARK). 1918-1995. He was a public relations executive. VAN LOGGEM, MANUEL (EMANUEL). 1916-1998. Born and died in Amsterdam. VAN VORS, B. L. Pseudonym of Barnard Leslie Voorhees III, 1949- , q.v. VARNAM, JOHN (DESMOND?). 1927(?)-1995(?). VEEVERS, MARIAN. 1934(?)-2004(?). VERALDI, ATTILIO. 1925-1999. VERITY, EDNA Goodnight, Marcia, with Vera (Isobel) Allen. Deane, 1957 (Play.) VERNEY, F(RANK) E(DWIN). 1884- . VERONESE, DAVID. Born in Chicago and raised in Denver; attended Stanford University; living in Washington D.C. and operating an art gallery. VIDALIE, ALBERT. 1913-1971. VILLIERS-STUART, GERALD. 1869-1951. VINCENT, LADY KITTY (EDITH BLANCHE). 1887-1969. VINTER, (IVOR?) MICHAEL. 1927-2002(?). VIOLETT, ELLEN (M.). 1925- . Ref: CA. VISIAK, E(DWARD) H(AROLD). 1878-1972. VIVIAN, CHARLES (HENRY?). 1917-1994(?). VOORHEES, BARNARD LESLIE III. 1949- . Pseudonym: B. L. Van Vors, q.v. VROOMAN, H(ENRY) WELLINGTON. ca.1858- . WADDINGTON, JAMES. Playwright living in Yorkshire. WADE, KATHLEEN (NESTA KNIGHT). 1903-1986. WAGNER, STANLEY P(AUL). Ref: CA. WAINWRIGHT, ARTHUR (WILLIAM). Ref: CA. WAKEFIELD, MAUREEN E(LLEN?). 1905(?)-1999(?). WALD, MALVIN (DANIEL). 1917- . (Birth year correction.) WALDMAN, AYELET. Ref: CA. WALES, GEORGE A(LFRED?). 1920(?)-1990(?). WALKER, CHARLES R(UMFORD). 1893-1974. Ref: CA. WALKER, MARGIE (ROSS). Ref: CA. WALKER, MIKE (BRIAN E.). Ref: CA. WALKER, PETER N(ORMAN). Ref: CA. WALKER, T. MICHAEL. Ref: CA. WALL, JUDITH HENRY. Ref: CA. WALLACE, C(HARLES) S(TERLING). 1890- . WALLACE, (RICHARD HORATIO) EDGAR White Face. [London] WALLACE, RANDALL. 1949- . WALLSTEN, ROBERT (R.). 1912-2005. WALTER, ALEXIA (ALICE) E(VELYN). 1893-1992. WALTERS, SIMON. Ref: CA. WALTON, CATHERINE AUGUSTA. 1849-1939. WARD, COLIN. William Nichols Roe, 1898- . WARD, EDMUND. 1928-1993. WARD, ELIZABETH C(AMPBELL). Ref: CA. WARD, HARVEY (GRENVILLE). 1927-1995. Born in Southern Rhodesia; journalist and one-time Director General of the Rhodesia Broadcasting Corporation. WARD, I(RENE) E(LLEN). 1921(?)-1996(?). WARD, R(ICHARD) H(ERON). 1910-1969. WARNER, PETER (DAVID). (Adding middle name.) WATKINS, LESLIE. 1930- . WATKINS, RICHARD HOWELLS. 1895-1980. WATKINS, RON. Retired librarian in Rhondda, Wales; author also of westerns. WATSON, JOHN R(EAY) and ARTHUR J(OHN) REES The Mystery of the Downs. Correct U.S. edition from Dodd, 1928 to John Lane (NYC), 1918 WATSON, WINIFRED Fell Top. Methuen, 1935 WATT, LAUCHLAN MacLEAN. 1867-1957. WATTERS, (EUGENE) RUTHERFORD. 1919-1982. WAYMAN, VIVIENNE. 1926-2003. WAYTEMORE, GODFREY. Pseudonym of William Basil Worsfold, 1858-1939. WEARE-GIFFARD, J. Lure of Contraband. [England, ca.1820] WEATHERS, PHILIP (JOSEPH). 1908-2000. WEBB, ANTHONY. Norman Scarlyn Wilson, 1901-1996. WEBSTER, NESTA HELEN. 1876-1960. WEIR, THERESA. Ref: CA. WEISSL, AUGUST. 1871- . WELFORD, HADLEY Whose Dead? Correct to: Whose Deed? WELLS, ALBERT GEORGE. 1934-1997. WELLS, ANGUS. Ref: CA. WELLS, KEN. Features editor of The Wall Street Journal. WELLS, SUSAN The Witches’ Pond. Also published in Two Complete Detective Books as The Witches’ Pool (1947) WELSH, DAVID Best Laid Plays. (1-act play.) Death by Murderous Means. (1-act play.) Give Me a Chance. (1-act play.) A Happy Man. New Playwrights, 1989 [1969] (1-act play.) WENLOCK, ARTHUR. ca.1865- . WESSON, HELEN (V.). 1919-2006. WESSON, SHELDON. 1922-1997. (Deleting question marks from dates.) WEST, NICHOLSON. Pseudonym of C(harles) J(ohn) Cutcliffe (Wright) Hyne, 1865-1944, q.v Other pseudonym: Weatherby Chesney, q.v. WEST, NIGEL. Ref: CA. WESTCOTT, KATHLEEN. Ref: CA. WESTERMAN, PERCY F(RANCIS). Ref: CA. WESTWARD, ELTON. At least the following two titles were written by John (Francis) Russell Fearn, 1908-1960, q.v. The Lonely Road Murder No Answer WHEELER, SAMUEL WATSON. 1852-1949. WHICKER, ALAN (DONALD). Ref: CA. WHITAKER, BERYL (SALUSBURY). 1916-1996. WHITE, W(ILLIAM) J(OHN). 1920-1980. WHITEHOUSE, W(ESLEY) L(EONARD). 1913-1994. WHITING, MARY BRADFORD. 1864- . WHITLATCH, JOHN. No biographical information is known about this author of eleven popular pulp fiction paperbacks in the 1960s and 70s. While specific genres, settings and time periods vary widely, there is a criminous element in each of them. With one of the survivors of the event, John Whitlatch later co-authored Shoot-Out At Dawn (Phoenix Books, pb, 1981), an account of what took place at a remote Southern Arizona cabin in 1918. SC: John Gannon = JG; Captain Jamey Morgan = JM. [The following is a completely revised and updated listing of the author’s books.] Cory’s Losers . Pocket, pb, 1973 Frank T’s Plan. Pocket, pb, 1972 Gannon’s Line. Pocket, pb, 1976 [Mexico] JG Gannon’s Vendetta. Pocket, pb, 1969 JG -The Iron Shirt. Pocket, pb, 1970 [West] The Judas Goat. Pocket, pb, 1971 Lafitte’s Legacy. Pocket, pb, 1971 [Louisiana] Morgan’s Assassin. Pocket, pb, 1973 JM Morgan’s Rebellion. Pocket, pb, 1969 JM Stunt Man’s Holiday. Pocket, pb, 1973 [Arizona] Tanner’s Lemming. Pocket, pb, 1970 WHITMAN, ANN HAMILTON [ANN HAMILTON WHITMAN HURD]. 1957- . WHITMAN, STEPHEN FRENCH. 1880-1948. WHITNEY, POLLY (LOUISE). (Adding middle name.) WHITNEY, RICHARD. ca.1937- . WHITTON, J. BRADLEY. An accountant. WIBBERLEY, LEONARD (PATRICK O’CONNOR). Ref: CA. WIGHT, AUDREY. 1920-2006. WIGHT, E(NID?) B(EATRICE?). 1908(?)-1987(?). WILCE, B(ASIL?) N(ORMAN?) F. 1915(?)-2000(?). WILLARD, FRED(ERICK R.). ca.1945- . WILLIAMS, BARNABY (HUGH). 1947-1999. Ref: CA. -Death Before Dishonour. Simon (London), 1997 Stealth Bomber. Sphere, 1990 WILLIAMS, HARPER. Pseudonym of Margery Williams (Bianco), 1880-1944, q.v. The Thing in the Woods. Delete here and move to author’s real name entry. WILLIAMS, MARGERY [MARGERY WILLIAMS BIANCO] The Thing in the Woods. Show U.S. edition (revised): McBride, 1924, as by Harper Williams WILLIAMS, P(HILIP) C(LAXTON). 1913-1989. WILLIAMS, (MARGARET) RUTH Cry Rape. (Novelization of TV movie: CBS, 1973; scw: Leonard Freeman, Will Lorin; dir: Corey Allen.) WILLIAMSON, B(EATRICE) G(LYNN). 1905-1995. WILLIAMSON, ERIC MILES. 1961- . WILLIAMSON, (BEATRICE) GLYNN. 1905-1995. WILLIAMSON, KATHRYN (A.). 1956- . Living in Florida. WILLIAMSON, LESLIE. ca.1922-2003(?). WILLIAMSON, S(AMUEL) C(HARLES). 1900-1991. WILLIS, JAMES. Born in Dublin; consulting psychiatrist; retired as Head of the Divison of Psychiatry at the King Faisal Specialist Hospital in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. SC: Dr. Will Jackson, in both titles. Blood in the Bank. [Middle East] Death at Noon. Images pb, 1994 WILSON, ELIZABETH. Delete birth date and CA reference. Visiting professor at the London College of Fashion. WILSON, FRANCES ENGLE. 1922- . Ref: CA. WILSON, G(ROVER) GRAY. 1951- . Senior partner at a law firm in Winston-Salem, N.C. WILSON, GLENIS Photo Finish. [England, Malta] WILSON, GUTHRIE (EDWARD MELVILLE). 1914-1984. WILSON, IVOR (ARTHUR). 1924-2002. WILSON, JEANNE (PATRICIA PAULINE). (Correcting middle name.) No Medicine for Murder. (Novelization of radio play.) WILSON, JOHN ROWAN. Studied medicine at Leeds University; trained as a surgeon; former U.K. Medical Director for Lederle Laboratories. WILSON, NORMAN SCARLYN. 1901-1996. Ref: CA. WILSON, ROBERT ANTON. 1932-2007. WINDSOR, HUGH (GREER?). 1902(?)-1987(?). WINSTANLEY, L(ILIAN) -The Face on the Stair. (Adding the dash.) [England, 1789-1790] WINTERS, JON. Ref: CA. WINTLE, A(LFRED) D(ANIEL). 1897-1966. WINTLE, HAROLD (RICHARD WILLIAM). 1870-1941. WISE, ERNIE. Pseudonym of Ernest Wiseman, 1925-1999. Ref: CA. WISE, LEONARD. Ref: CA. WISE, WILLIAM (ARTHUR). Ref: CA. WISEMAN, ERNEST. 1925-1999. Pseudonym: Ernie Wise, q.v. WITHAM, LARRY. Ref: CA. WOGAN, CHARLES (RICHARD?). 1925(?)-2001(?). WOLF, JACK (CLIFFORD). 1922-2006. WOLFE, SUSAN. Pseudonym of Susan Devoe, 1950- . Ref: CA. WOLFF, RUTH. 1909(?)-1972. WOLLASTON, NICHOLAS (WILLIAM). 1926-2007. Ref: CA. WOOD, F(ORREST) G. (Adding first name.) WOOD, N. LEE. Ref: CA. -Looking for the Mahdi. Add [2000s] WOOD, PETER H(ARRY). Delete CA reference. WOODCOCK, CYRIL H(ORACE). 1913-1987. WOODCRAFT, ELIZABETH. Ref: CA. WOODHALL, EDWIN THOMAS. 1886-1941. WOODHOUSE, SARAH. Ref: CA. WOODIS, AMY LYNN. 1953- . Lawyer in McLean, Virginia. WOODMAN, RICHARD. Ref: CA. WOODS, PAULA L. Ref: CA. WOODS, WILLIAM B. 1935- . Born in Detroit. WOOLBERT, MARIANNE. Lawyer in Anderson, Indiana. WOOLF, DOUGLAS. Ref: CA. WOOLFOLK, DOROTHY. 1913-2000. (Corrected dates.) WORK, JAMES C(REIGHTON). Ref: CA. WORNALL, RUTHIE [ILAH RUTH WORNALL]. WORONOV, MARY [MARY WORONOV WHITEHEAD]. Stage, film and television actress. WORSFOLD, WILLIAM BASIL. 1858-1939. Pseudonym: Godfrey Waytemore, q.v. WORSLEY, T(HOMAS) C(UTHBERT). 1907-1977. Teacher, writer, and theatre and television critic. WRENN, H(AROLD) A(LBERT). 1909-1991. WRIGHT, EILEEN. 1932-2004(?). WRIGHT, ELSIE N(ORAH?). 1907-1992(?). WRIGHT, LAURIE ROBESON. 1934- . WRIGHTSON, PEGGY. 1925-2002. WROE, GEORGINA. Journalist living in Suffolk. WYSOR, BETTIE. 1928- . Ref: CA. XIAOLONG, QIU. Ref: CA. YATES, KATHERINE MERRITE. 1865-1951. YATES, RENATE. Born, raised and living in Sydney; graduated in dentistry from the University of Sydney. YERLOCK, FRANK. Pseudonym of Frank Marchant Chetwynd, 1865-1906. YGLESIAS, RAFAEL. Ref: CA. YORKE, SUSAN. Ref: CA. YOSHIMURA, AKIRA. Ref: CA. On Parole. (Translation of “Karishakuho.”) YOUMANS, CLAIRE. Lawyer in Washington state. YOUNG, COLLIER. Ref: CA. YOUNG, LOUISA. Ref: CA. YOUNG, ROBERT EDWIN. 1870-1943. YOUNG, SYLVESTER. Born in England of Jamaican parents; trained as an engineer; living in Ontario. YUDKOFF, ALVIN (STEPHEN). (Adding middle name.) YURYENEN, SERGEY. Ref: CA. ZAHAVI, HELEN. Born in London of Polish/Russian parents. ZANE. Kristina Laferne Roberts, 1966- , q.v. ZANNOS, SUSAN. Pseudonym of Susan Tate Jones, 1934- , q.v. ZAPOR, JOHN RANDOLPH. 1944- . ZAWADSKY, PATIENCE (HARTMAN). Ref: CA. ZEHEL, WENDELL (EVANS). 1934- . ZEIGER, (HENRY) ANTHONY. Ref: CA. ZELLERBACH, MERLA. 1930- . Ref: CA. ZETTLER, STEVE. 1947- . Ref: CA. ZIEROLD, NORMAN J(OHN). Ref: CA. ZIFFREN, MICKEY. Muriel Ziffren, 1918-2004. ZIFFREN, MURIEL. 1918-2004. ZILINSKY, URSULA. 1931- . ZIMMERMAN, GEORGE G. 1948- . Return to the Main Page.
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