AKST, DANIEL
    St. Burl’s Obituary. [New York City]

ALBERTAZZIE, RALPH (DAYTON). 1923-2011.

ALEXANDER, ROBERT. Michael Ronald Legat, 1923-2011.

ALLINGHAM, MARGERY (LOUISE)
    The Black Dudley Murder. Correct publication date to: 1929

AMBERLEY, RICHARD
    An Ordinary Accident. [England]

ANGLOVITZ, MAURICE. 1916-2011.  Note: His last name was rendered on his birth record as “Anglowitz.”  This, however, was a misspelling of his actual last name; his name evolved into Mick Anglo in the 1930s and 1940s.

ANONYMOUS. SC: Claude Duval = CD; Jonathan Wild = JW; Red Wolf (a pirate) = RW; Nightshade series = N.
    Black Bess; or, Claude to the Rescue. De Witt & Davenport (New York), 1856 CD
    The Black Brothers. De Witt (New York), 1870 RW
    The Black Eagle. De Witt (New York), 1870 RW
    The Bleeding Phantom; or, Wild in Fetters. De Witt (New York), 1866 JW
    Blueskin Baffled; or, The Highwayman’s Trap. Dick & Fitzgerald (New York), 1863
    Captain Hawk; or, The Life of a Highwayman. Dick & Fitzgerald (New York), 1860s
    Captain Heron; or, The Highwayman of Epping Forest. Dick & Fitzgerald (New York), 1862 [England]
    Captain M’Cleane; or, The Gallop to the Gallows. De Witt (New York), 1860s
    The Cask of Gold; or, Claude in the Tower. De Witt (New York), 1867 CD
    Claude and the Abbess; or, A Night in a Nunnery. De Witt (New York), 1860s CD
    Claude and the Countess; or, Nightshade Near Newgate. De Witt (New York), 1865 N
    Claude Captured; or, A Night in Newgate. De Witt (New York), 1867 CD
    Claude Duval and His Companions; or, The Race on the Road. Dick & Fitzgerald (New York), 1863 CD
    Claude in a Convent; or, The Nuns and the Highwayman. De Witt (New York), 1860s CD
    Claude in His Dungeon; or, Maggs the Traitor. De Witt (New York), 1860s CD
    Claude in the Cathedral; or, A Night in the Vaults. De Witt (New York), 1867 N
    Claude in the Cave; or, The Chamber of Death. De Witt (New York), 1868 CD
    Claude to the Rescue; or, The Escape of Duval and the Maniac Heiress. De Witt (New York), 1859 CD
    Claude’s Last Bullet; or, The Price of Three Lives. De Witt (New York), 1860s CD
    Clifford Conquers; or, Dora Delivered. De Witt (New York), 1866  JW
    Clifford in Danger; or, The Malice of Wild. De Witt (New York), 1865 JW
    Dare-Devil Dick; or, The Road and Its Riders. De Witt and Davenport (New York), 1852 CD 
    Death to the Traitor. De Witt (New York), 1856 CD
    Diana, the Sorceress. De Witt (New York), 1870 RW
    Dick Flybynight and the Black Gang. De Witt (New York), 1860s
    Duval and the Duchess; or, A Midnight Row at St. James’s. De Witt (New York), 1858 CD
    Duval at Bay; or, Claude’s Career Closed. De Witt (New York), 1868 CD
    Duval Denounced; or, The Haunted Mansion. De Witt (New York), 1868 CD
    Duval in a Duel; or, The Abduction of Lucy. De Witt (New York), 1865 CD
    The Emerald; an Annual Keepsake of Beauty, Art, and Literature. Riley (London), 1830s ss (criminous = *): The Enchantress \ An Evening of Lucy Ashton’s \ Experiments; or, The Lover from Ennui \ *The Knife \ Rebecca \ The Talisman \ Theresa
    The Fatal Tree; or, The Gibbet Bears Fruit. De Witt (New York), 1867 N
    Gentleman Jack; or, Life on the Road. De Witt (New York), 1850s CD
    The Girl in the Gibbet; or, Claude Saves the Captive. De Witt (New York), 1866? N
    Grace Manning; or, The Vengeance of Claude Duval. De Witt (New York), 1850s
    Handsome Jack; or, The Shadow of the Scaffold. De Witt (New York), 1860s
    The Hangman of Newgate; or, The Highwayman’s Adventures. Dick & Fitzgerald (New York), 1860s [England]
    The Highwayman’s Bride; or, The Capture of Claude Duval. De Witt (New York), 1860s  CD
    The Highwayman’s Doom; or, The Road and the Riders. De Witt (New York), 1866?  N
    The Highwayman’s Ride to York; or, The Death of Black Bess. Dick & Fitzgerald (New York), 1863 [England]
    The Highwayman’s Stratagem; or, Claude on the Scaffold. De Witt (New York), 1860s
    Hounslow Jack; or, Duval and the Dark Lantern. De Witt (New York), 1866
    Jack and His Bride; or, The Highwayman’s Flight. De Witt & Davenport (New York),
 1852 CD
    Jamba, the Black Pirate. De Witt (New York), 1870 RW
    Jenny Diver, the Female Highwayman. De Witt (New York), 1860s
    Jonathan Wild; or, The Daring Adventures of Paul Clifford. De Witt (New York), 1865 JW
    Jonathan Wild’s Stratagem; or, The Highwayman’s Escape. Dick & Fitzgerald (New York), 1862 JW
    The Last Leap; or, The Reward of Crime. De Witt (New York), 1867 N
    Liberty Hall; or, The Modern Decameron. Beeton’s Christmas Annual (London), 1870 ss (several criminous): The Biter Bit \ The Finger of Fate \ The Game for Life \ Guilty or Not Guilty? \ A Night’s Adventures \ The Penalty of Invisibility \ The True Tale of Timothy Tippington \ Twixt Love and Duty \ Who Stole the Pig?
    Lucy Thornton; or, Claude in the Chateau. De Witt (New York), 1865 CD
    Luke, the Lurker; or, Duval Dares. De Witt (New York), 1860s CD
    The Masked Duel; or, The Police Officer’s Mishap. Munro (New York), 1870
    Midnight Jack; or, Wild to the Halter. De Witt (New York), 1866 JW
    Moonlight Jack; or, Claude and His Captor. De Witt (New York), 1867 CD
    The Mysterious Cavern. De Witt (New York), 1870 RW
    Ned Blake; or, The Doomed Highwayman. Peterson (Philadelphia), ca.1870
    Nibbling Joe; or, Dora Defended. De Witt (New York), 1865 JW
    Nightshade; or, Claude Duval, the Dashing Highwayman. De Witt (New York), 1865 N
    Nightshade on the Heath; or, Claude and the King. De Witt (New York), 1865 N
    The Ocean Monarch. De Witt (New York), 1870 RW
    Paul and Dora; or, Jonathan Wild Baffled. De Witt (New York), 1866 JW
    Paul Clifford’s Revenge; or, The Fate of Jonathan Wild. De Witt (New York), 1865 JW
    The Pirate’s Bride. De Witt (New York), 1870 RW
    Red Wolf, the Pirate. De Witt (New York), 1870 RW
    The Renegade Gipsy; or, The Betrayal of Claude Duval. De Witt (New York), 1854 CD
    The Ride for Life; or, Claude in Jeopardy. De Witt (New York), 1860s CD
    Roger O’Donnell; or, The Irish Claude Duval, being a Tale of Woman’s Vengeance. De Witt (New York), 1860s
    Rosa Bell, the Prince’s Victim; or, Duval in a Boarding School. De Witt (New York), 1865 CD
    The Struggle for Life; or, Claude and the Skeleton Horseman. De Witt (New York), 1860s CD
    Tom Ripon; or, The Highwayman and Housebreaker. Dick & Fitzgerald (New York), 1863
    Tyburn Tree; or, The Mysteries of the Past. De Witt (New York), 1860s
    Wild a Fugitive. De Witt (New York), 1865 JW
    Wild Betrayed. De Witt (New York), 1866 JW
    Wild in Limbo. De Witt (New York), 1865 JW

ARNOLD, FREDERICK. 1833-1901. (Correcting the death date.)
 
ARNOTT, HUGH
    Mr. Hyde. [Rumania]

ASHBY-STERRY, J(OSEPH). ca.1836-1917.
    Nutshell Novels. Hutchinson, 1891 ss (at least one criminous)

ASTON, ELIZABETH ANN EDMONDSON. 1948-    . Pseudonym: Elizabeth Pewsey, q.v.

AUTUMN, AGNESE
    The Gold and Copper Delamonds. [England]

BAILIE, ALEXANDER DUKE. ca.1840-1890.

BAINES, CANDICE P. 1954-    . Pseudonym: Candice B. Poarch, q.v.

BAIR, MICHAEL. 1963-    .

BANKS, CHARLES EUGENE. 1852-1932. Born in Iowa; died in Honolulu; reporter, editor, publisher.
    -John Dorn, Promoter. Monarch (Chicago), 1906

BARBER, AELETA NICHOLS. 1899-1985. See: Aeleta Nichols.

BARKER, BENJAMIN
    Blackbeard; or, The Pirate of Roanoke. Gleason (Boston), 1847 [ship]
    Clarilda, the Female Pickpocket. Gleason (Boston), 1847
    The Female Spy; or, The Child of the Regiment. Gleason’s Publishing (Boston), 1846 (Also contain ss: “The Happiness of Wealth”.)
    Francisco, the Pirate of the Pacific. Gleason’s Publishing (Boston), 1845 [ship]
    Jack Rann; or, Sixteen-String Jack: the Noble-Hearted Highwayman. Ritchie (London), 1860
    The Land Pirate; or, The Wild Girl of the Beach. Gleason (Boston), 1847
    Mornilva; or, The Outlaw of the Forest. Gleason’s Publishing (Boston), 1846
    -The Nymph of the Ocean; or, The Pirate’s Betrothed. United States Publishing (Boston), 1846
    The Pirate Queen; or, The Magician of the Sea. Gleason (Boston), 1848 (Also contains ss: The Disguised Maiden \ Ever Constant \ Heloise; or, The Heroine of Paris \ Luweze, the Little Dutch Cook \ The Maiden; or, The Man-at-Arms.)

BARRE, RICHARD
    -Bethany. Mysteries to Die For pb, 1996

BASTABLE, BERNARD
    A Mansion and Its Murder. British edition: Alison, 2011, as by Robert Barnard (Correction.)

BATESON, DAVID
    The Man from the Rock. Delete series character
    Night Is for Violence. [England] no SC

BEDFORD, JOHN
    Operation Trigeminal. [London]

BELFIELD, H(ARRY) WEDGWOOD. 1893-1964. Born in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England; died in Worthing, West Sussex.
    Red Wolf--Pirate. Amalgamated pb, 1934

BELL, GERARD
    Villains Galore. [England]

BELL, RANDELL CLEVELAND, JR. 1955-    . (Correcting birth date.)

BELTRAM, EDWARD FRANK. 1946-    . Joint pseudonym with several others: Norman Moore, q.v.

BELVEDERE, LEE. V(alerie) Merle (Spanner) Grayland, 1924-1985.
 
BENNETT, DOROTHEA
    The Jigsaw Man. [England]

BENTON, JOHN L. House name. One listed title is by Thomas Albert Curry, 1900-1976, but authorship of others not clear.  
    The Art Treasure Murders. (By Robert Sidney Bowen, 1900-1977, q.v.)
    Duane of the F.B.I. (By Thomas Albert Curry, 1900-1976, q.v.)
 
BERGQUIST, LILLIAN [LILLIAN BERGQUIST ROSE].  (Adding married name.)  Irving (Joseph?) Moore, 1914(?)-1993(?).

BERROW, (CYRIL) NORMAN. 1902-1986.

BEVAN, GLORY ISABEL. (Correcting the first name.) 1911-1998.

BEVERLY, JO
    -My Lady Notorious. Avon pb, 1993 [England, 1800s]

BISHOP, PAUL
    Derringer. Mysteries to Die For pb, 1996

BLACKMON, ANITA [ANITA BLACKMON SMITH]. 1892-1943. (Correcting the dates.)

BLOCK, LAWRENCE
    Deadly Honeymoon. Film: MGM, 1974, as Nightmare Honeymoon (scw: S. Lee Pogostin; dir: Elliot Silverstein)

BOOTON, (CATHERINE A.) KAGE.  (Show name thus.)

BOWER, B. M.
    Jean of the Lazy A. Little, 1915 [West]

BRADSHAW, MRS. ALBERT S.
    Murder at the Boarding House. [England]

BRANDRETH, CHARLES A.
    -The Lady of the Swamp. [England, 1600s]

BRIDGMAN, GERALDINE. Ianthe (Bridgman) Jerrold [Ianthe Bridgman Menges]. 1897-1977.
    Let Him Lie. (Deleting the dash.)

BRODERICK, GERRY P. [GERALD PATRICK BRODERICK]. 1912-1955. Born in Canada; died in Los Angeles; a controller for film companies.

BROWN, J(OHN) EDWARD. 1929-2009. Born in New Zealand; a ship’s radio operator who lived on several Pacific islands.

BROWNE, HOWARD. Possible pseudonym: Boris O’Hara, q.v.

BROWNING, JOHN
    If Your Cover Is Blown. [New Guinea]

BUCHEISTER, PATRICIA LOUISE. (Giving name in full.)
 
BUNTLINE, NED
    The Red Revenger; or, The Pirate King of the Floridas. Gleason (Boston), 1848

BURKE, JEAN. John (Frederick) Burke, 1922-2011.

BURKE, JOHN (FREDERICK). 1922-2011.

BURKE, JONATHAN. John (Frederick) Burke, 1922-2011.
    Gossip to the Grave. [London]
    Only the Ruthless Can Play. [London] no SC
    Rob the Lady. [England] no SC
    Someone Lying, Someone Dying. [England] no SC
    Teach Yourself Treachery. [Holland, Denmark] no SC
    The Twisted Tongues. [England] no SC

BURKHARDT, EVE. 1899-1963. Born Evelyn Alice Johnson in Chicago; died in Exeter, California.
   
BURNS, ROY. Pseudonym of Andrew J. Gardner, 1944-    . Other pseudonym: Andrew Harrell, q.v.

BURROUGHS, EDGAR RICE
    The Girl from Hollywood. Macaulay, 1923; Methuen, 1924 [Los Angeles]
    -The Mucker, and The Return of the Mucker. McClurg, 1921.  Note: In England, The Mucker was published alone by Methuen in 1921.
    The Oakdale Affair. (Note: includes “The Rider.”)

BURT, K(ATHARINE) N(EWLIN). Byline also: Katharine Newlin, q.v.

BUTLER, DAN(IEL EUGENE). 1954-    .
    The Case of the Dead Flamingo Dancer. French (NYC), 1997 (2-act play.)
   
BUTLER, R. (Correcting byline for book “Assassin”.)

BYRNE, MARY
    Murder at the “Signal”. [England]

CAIRNS, PETER. George Edward Mulgrue, 1909-1991.

CALLAN, MICHAEL FEENEY
    Cinderella’s Dead. (Title correction.) [England]

CAMACHO, GEORGE
    Murder on the Brampton. Correct publication date to: 1978

CANNAN, DENIS. Harold Denis Pullein-Thompson, 1919-2011. Changed his name to Cannan legally in 1964.
 
CANNING, VICTOR. Birth name: Victor Cannings.
    -Table Number Seven. (Note: This was completed after Victor Canning’s death by his sister, Jean Cannings Tearle, 1918-2010.)
 
CARLSHON, JOHN
    Bullets Bite Deep. [Australia, 1860s]

CARREL, MARK
    The Octopus’ Shadow. [Florida]
    The Steel Mask. [England]

CASARES, JOSE MORENO. 1954-    . Pseudonym: Pepe Moreno, q.v.

CASE, FRANCES POWELL. 1856-    .

CASSILL, R(ONALD) V(ERLIN)
    -A Taste of Sin. Add British edition: Digit pb, 1959

CAUDWELL, CHRISTOPHER. Pseudonym of C(hristopher) St. John Sprigg, 1907-1937, q.v.
    This My Hand. H. Hamilton, 1936

CHALLIS, SIMON
    Death on a Quiet Beach. [London]

CHANCE, JOHN NEWTON
    A Shadow Called Janet. [England] No SC

CHARLES, IONA. Carolyn Nichols, 1943(?)-    .

CHARLTON, JOHN. Martin (Charlton) Woodhouse, 1932-2011.
 
CHERNILO. Michael Andrews Morrison, ca.1854-1923.

CHETWYND-HAYES, R(ONALD HARRY GLYNN)
    Terror by Night. Correct ss Lilicis and the Water-Horse to: Lileas and the Water-Horse. Note: ss The Colored Transmission in the U.S. edition is replaced by ss Bits and Pieces in the British edition.

CLAUSEN, CARL. Add: He was a sailor, miner, pearl-fisher, life insurance salesman, window cleaner, lumber jack, copra trader and opera singer before turning to writing; came to the U.S. in 1906 knowing practically no English.
 
CLEMENS, NANCY. Pseudonym of Fern Elaine Nance (Shumate), 1910-2003. (Correction.) Born in Montevallo, Missouri; died in Springfield, Missouri; also wrote as Anthony Gish, and as Fern Nance Shumate; journalist, freelance newspaper feature writer, floral designer and avid bird watcher.

CLEMENT, HAL
    Needle. Correct date of Gollancz edition to: 1961
    Through the Eye of a Needle. Show as pb

CLEVELAND, JIM. Delete entry.

COCKS, PAUL (ASHLEY). 1961-1984. He was born with spina bifida, and died before the book was published. Mary Salter, 1907-2000, was a retired schoolteacher who lived in Lyndhurst, Hampshire.
    Twilight Arrow. [England]

COKE, DESMOND (FRANCIS TALBOT)
    -Wilson’s. Delete (not criminous)

COLLEY, I(SOBEL) B(AIN). 1908-1991.

COLOMBO, PAT. George Edward Mulgrue, 1909-1991.

CONNINGTON, J. J.
    The Four Defences. Show British edition spelled thus.

CONRAD, BARNABY. Niels (L.) Mortensen (Jr.), 1922-1995.

CONWAY, GERRY [GERARD F. CONWAY]. 1952-    .
    The Black Widow: The Coldest War. Marvel, 1990 (Graphic novel.)
 
CONYERS, DOROTHEA [DOROTHEA BLOOD-SMYTH CONYERS WHITE]. 1869-1949. (Correcting the birth date.) Born in Bedamore, County Limerick, Ireland; died in Nantinan, County Limerick.
    Follow Elizabeth. Hutchinson, 1929

COOPER, CRAIG. Delete reference to Jim Cleveland.

CORAM, CHRISTOPHER
    A Call to Danger. [England]

CORWIN, NORMAN (LEWIS). 1910-2011.
 
COWDROY, JOAN A(LICE).  (Correcting middle name.)

CRIMPE, MISS
    -The Death-Flag. Shoberl (London), 1851 [Ireland, 1748]

CROSS, VICTORIA
    -The Unconscious Sinner. Laurie, 1930; Macaulay, 1930

CURRIE, JOHN DESMOND. Delete.

CURTIS, JACK. Add pseudonym: David Pascoe, q.v.

CURTIS, ROBERT (GEORGE). Add: private secretary to Edgar Wallace, 1875-1932, q.v., for fifteen years.

CUTHELL, EDITH E. (FOSTER). 1853-1929. Born in Sandy Place, Sandy, Bedfordshire; spent some years in India, then settled in Surrey.
    In Camp and Cantonment. Stories of Foreign Service. Hurst, 1897 ss (with some crime): An Arrested Elopement \ Bullied by a Bull \ Caught in a Dust-Storm \ An Egyptian Mystery \ The General’s Glass Eye \ A Hill Tragedy \ A Horrible Honeymoon \ In the Camp of the Shadow of Death \ My First Duel \ Petted by a Panther \ Revenge Is Sweet \ The Sincerest Flattery \ The Sister in Grey \ A Story of the Stubbles \ A Tale of a Troop-Ship

DANIEL, ROLAND. SC: Brian O’Mallay (corrected spelling)
    Arrested for Murder. SC: Brian O’Mallay, Wu Fang (Correction.) [Caribbean]
    Deadly Mission. [Caribbean]

DANIELS, PHILIP
    The Hunting of Mr. Gloves. [England]

DARBY, RUTH. Ruth Darby Paine, 1909-1986. (Correction.)

DAVENPORT, MARCIA. 1903-1996. Ref: CA.
    -East Side, West Side. Scribner, 1947; Collins, 1948 [New York City] Film: MGM, 1949 (scw: Isobel Lennart; dir: Mervyn LeRoy)

DAVIDSON, ANDREW
    The Golden Lode. [Canada]

DAVIES, G(EORGE) CHRISTOPHER. 1849-1922.
    -The Golden Shaft. Bentley, 1875 [Wales]

DAY, (FRANK) JULIAN.  (Adding first name.)  Retired British Civil Servant.

DEAN, AMBER [AMBER MABEL DEAN GETZEN].  (Show name thus.)
 
DEE, R. K. John James O’Hara Wood, ca.1863-1920.  (Correcting birth date.)

DE FONBLANQUE, ALBANY. 1829-1924.
    A Family Tree. Bentley, 1876 [1600s]

DEKKER, JOHNNY. Maurice Anglowitz, 1916-2011.

DELEPIERRE, OCTAVE. 1802-1879.
    Old Flanders; or, Popular Traditions and Legends of Belgium. Newby (London), 1845 [Belgium] (Translation of “Chroniques, Traditions et Legendes de l’Ancienne Histoire des Flamands.” France, 1834.) ss (with some crime): The Abbey of Waulsort \ Antigon; or, The Giant of Antwerp \ Baldwin of Constantinople \ Baldwin of the Hatchet \ The Blankenburg Fisherman \ The Carved Chimney \ The Castle of Maldeghem \ The Castle of Zomerghem \ The Cobbler \ The Corsair’s Daughter \ The Dry Well \ Ethelinde and Engelran \ Festival of the Golden Fleece \ Four Episodes of a Grand Drama, in 1223, A.D. \ Henri de Calloo \ Herman, the Tiler \ The Iron Lady of Maestricht \ Jehan, the Libeller \ Legend of the Fair Godelieve \ The Sacrilege \ The Street of the Cross \ The Tournament of the Golden Tree

DELF, T(HOMAS) W(ILLIAM) H(ERBERT).
    The Man in the Check Suit. [England]

DELMONT, JOSEPH
    Circus-Show. Hutchinson, 1931
    The Seven Houses. Hutchinson, 1929 [Austria]

DEMARIS, OVID. Pseudonym of Ovide Ernest Desmarais. (Correction.)
 
DE MARNE, DENIS (A. J.). 1935-    .

DENISON, DULCIE WINIFRED CATHERINE (BAILEY). 1915-2011.

DE NORMAND, HUGH
    The Brigand Captive; or, The Gipsy Queen. Alden, Beardsley (Auburn, New York), 1854. Also published as: The Gipsy Queen; or, The Brigand Captive. Alden, Beardsley (Auburn and Buffalo, New York), 1855

DESMARAIS, OVIDE ERNEST. (Correction.)

DESMOND, HUGH
    His Reverence the Rogue. [England] No SC       

DEVINE, D(AVID) M(cDONALD)
    Devil at Your Elbow. U.S. title: The Devil at Your Elbow
    This Is Your Death. Delete here (moved to Dominic Devine entry)

DEVINE, DOMINIC
    Death Is My Bridegroom. Show Walker edition as by D. M. Devine
    The Sleeping Tiger. Show Walker edition as by D. M. Devine
    This Is Your Death. Collins, 1981; St. Martin’s, 1982 [England, 1962]

DEXTER, TED and CLIFFORD MAKINS
    Deadly Putter. [England]

DIETRICH, ROBERT
    Be My Victim. Add British edition: Ace (London), 1957

DOUGLAS, GEORGE
    One to Jump. Delete series characters

DOYLE, DEBRA. 1952-    . Joint pseudonym with James D. MacDonald, 1954-    : Douglas Morgan, q.v.

DUKE, WINIFRED
    -A Web in Childhood. [England, early 1800s]

DUKES, GALEN C.
    Loyalties. [Thailand]

DUNNE, BERNARD. 1916-1992.

DUPUY, ELIZA A(NN). Add: died in New Orleans, Louisiana.
    -The Pirate’s Daughter. Ely and Robinson (New York), 1845

DURAND, RALPH (ANTHONY). 1876-1945. Librarian and museum curator, world traveler, author of novels, short stories and reference works.
    Set a Thief. Ward Lock, 1928

EDEN, DOROTHY (ENID)
    The Daughters of Ardmore Hall. Show date of Ace edition as 1967

ESMOND, HARRIET. John (Frederick) Burke, 1922-2011.

EVA, FRANCIS JAMES. Pseudonym: Francis Keast, q.v.

EVANS, JOHN. Possible pseudonym: Boris O’Hara, q.v.

EVERTON, FRANCIS. Francis William Stokes, 1883-1956.

FAULKNER, FLORENCE (OSTERN)
    A Challenge for Two. [San Francisco]

FAVORS, JEAN (ELIZABETH) M(ORRIS)
    Programmed for Danger. (Note: This was one of four books in the “Find Your Fate” series intended for younger readers and based on the film “A View to a Kill,” based in turn on a ss by Ian Fleming, 1908-1964, q.v.)

FENISONG, RUTH. Birth name: Ruth Feinsong.

FLEMING, E(DWARD) L(ASCELLES). Note: He changed his name from Edward Fleming to Edward Lascelles Fleming in 1920.

FLEMING, IAN (LANCASTER)
    From a View to a Kill. Film: MGM, 1985, as A View to a Kill (scw: Richard Maibaum, Michael G. Wilson; dir: John Glen)

FLETCHER, J(OSEPH) S(MITH)
    The Harvest Moon. Correct U.S. edition from Doran, 1927 to: McBride, 1909.

FOGARTY, MICHAEL
    The Achilles Mandate. [London, Paris]

FOLDES, GABRIELA REVESZ. See: Yolanda Foldes.

FOLDES, YOLANDA. Given name apparently Gabriela Revesz Foldes.
  
FOLEY, LORETTE
    Bury by Night. Correct setting from Dublin to Ireland

FOLLIOTT-STOKES, A(LLEN) G. 1855-1939.
    A Moorland Princess. Greening, 1904

FOOTNER, (WILLIAM) HULBERT
    A Self-Made Thief. Correct Collins publication date to: 1927

FORD, FLORENCE. 1900-1977. Lived in Cincinnati.

FOERS, JOHN BERTRAM INNOCENT. 1914-1995. Pseudonym: John Fores, q.v.

FORES, JOHN. Pseudonym of John Bertram Innocent Foers, 1914-1995. Born in Doncaster, England; died in Yeovil, England; entered Civil Service (Customs & Excise Department) at age 16, joined the RAF in 1941 and served as an air navigator; returned to Civil Service in 1946 at London Airport before turning to full-time writing in 1953.
    The Last Adventure. [England, Middle East]

FORFEX ET HESTA. Correct to: FORFEX ET HASTA

FRANCILLON, R(OBERT) E(DWARD)
    One by One. Chatto, 1883 novelets (criminous = *): *By Day and Night \ Old Father Time \ *One by One
    The Seal of the Snake. Grant & Co. (London), 1887 [France, Caribbean]

FUJITAKE, DENNIS (KUNIO), 1949-    , and JAN (STEVEN) STRNAD, 1950-    .
    Keith Laumer’s Retief! Apple Press pb, 1990 (Graphic novel based on the stories by Keith Laumer, 1925-1993, q.v.)

GALLON, TOM
    The Man Hunt. (Deleting the dash.)

GANPAT
    -The War Breakers. Hodder, 1939

GARD, ANSON A(LBERT). 1848-ca.1915.
    My Friend Bill. Many Stories Told in the Telling of One. Emerson (New York City), 1900 [New York City] (Episodic novel with some episodes criminous.)
 
GARDINER, ANNIE. ca.1869-    . Pseudonym: Mythrilla, q.v.
 
GARDNER, ANDREW J. 1944-    . Pseudonyms: Roy Burns, Andrew Harrell, qq.v.

GASK, ARTHUR (CECIL)
    The Tragedy of the Silver Moon. [London]

GAUTIER-SMITH, PETER CLAUDIUS. Neurologist at a top London hospital; writer on medical subjects.

GEORGE, GERTRUDE M.
    -The Valley of Sorek. Redway (London), 1884

GEORGE, HERBERT. Probable pseudonym of Herbert George Flaxman Spurrell, 1877-1918.
    The Master of Means. Greening, 1907 [London]

GEORGE, JONATHAN. John (Frederick) Burke, 1922-2011.

GERARD, (JANE) E(MILY) [JANE EMILY GERARD DE LASZOWSKA]. 1849-1905.
    Bis. Blackwood, 1890 [Europe] ss (with some crime)

GERSON, JACK. 1928-    .

GERSTACKER, FRIEDRICH. (Note: First name sometimes given as Frederick.)
    Blackfoot, the Pirate; or, The Buccaneers Betrayed. DeWitt (New York), 1856
    The Two Convicts. Routledge, 1857 (Translation of “Die Beiden Straflingen.” Leipzig, 1857.)

GERVAIS, ALBERT
    The Ghosts of Sin-Chang. [China]

GIBBON, CHARLES
    A Princess of Jutedom. (Deleting the dash.) [Scotland]

GIFT, THEO
    Pretty Miss Bellew. Bentley, 1875

GILBERT, WILLIAM
    De Profundis. [London]
    The Doctor of Beauweir. Tinsley,1 868

GILCHRIST, R(OBERT) MURRAY
    The Abbey Mystery. [England]
    -The Labyrinth. [England]
    -The Two Goodwins. [England]

GILZEAN, ELIZABETH (HOUGHTON BLANCHET). 1913-1995.

GIRALDUS. Gerald John O’Driscoll, ca.1886-1946.

GLISSANT, EDOUARD (MATHIEU). 1928-2011.

GLYN, HERBERT
    Uncle Crotty’s Relations. Smith, Elder (London), 1863 [England]

GOODRICH, ARTHUR. Rose A(melia) Palmer, 1874-1961.

GRAY, DULCIE. Dulcie Winifred Catherine (Bailey) Denison, 1915-2011.

GRAYLAND, V(ALERIE) MERLE (SPANNER). 1924-1985.

GREEN, MISS M. P. Pseudonym: Gay Parker, q.v.

GRELL, MIKE
    Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters. DC Comics, 1989 (Graphic novel.)

GREY, EVELYN. Pseudonym of Susan Leslie.  (Correction.)

HAGMAN, BETTE (BUSH). (Adding middle/maiden name.)
 
HAINING, ROBERT. Michael Ronald Legat, 1923-2011.

HARDING, RONALD S. L.
    The Library of Death. Add U.S. edition: Ramble House pb, 2011
    One Dreadful Night. Add U.S. edition: Ramble House pb, 2011

HARRELL, ANDREW. Pseudonym of Andrew J. Gardner, 1944-     . (Correction.) Other pseudonym: Roy Burns, q.v.
    A Touch of Jade. [England]

HARRIS, LEONARD (JEROME). 1929-2011.

HARSENT, DAVID. Add pseudonym: David Pascoe, q.v.

HARTE, (FRANCIS) BRET. 1836-1902. (Correcting birth date.)
    Snow-Bound at Eagle’s. Houghton, 1886 [California]

HARWOOD, EDMUND (DONALD). 1924-2002. Born in Cannes, France; Lieutenant Commander in the Royal Navy.
    Poetic License. Wadswell pb, 1991

HASKINS, WILLIAM. Pseudonym: Dmitri O’Callaghan, q.v.

HASTINGS, MICHAEL (GERALD TAYLOR). 1938-2011.

HATTON, PAULA DAHLEN. 1950-    . Pseudonym: Elizabeth Oliver, q.v.

HAYMAN, MARK. Add pseudonym: Will Palmer, q.v.

HAYWARD, DAVID. Pseudonym of David W. Stokes.

HENHAM, ERNEST G(EORGE)
    -Tenebrae. Skeffington, 1896; Ramble House pb, 2009

HENRY, (MATILDA) SUE. (Adding first name.)

HEWETT, JOAN
    Women Are Dynamite. [England]

HEY, STAN
    Hold the Back Page, with Andrew Nickolds, 1949-    . (Correction.)

HEYS, JO. SC: Detective Constable Garrod = G.
    No Clear Evidence. G
    Tinker’s Curse. G

HILL, PETER. (Not the author of “The Enthusiast”, etc.) Pseudonym: Peter Pembroke, q.v.

HILL, WARREN.  Pseudonym of Harold Christopher Norman, 1876-ca.1934.  (Correction.)

HILLYARD, WILLIAM HEARD
    Reginald Vernon; or, The Fatal Likeness. Murray, 1868 (Corrected publisher and date; note that the title page is dated 1867.)

HILTON, CHRISTOPHER. 1944-2010. Journalist/sportswriter and author of more than 60 books.

HOLDAWAY, NEVILLE ALDRIDGE. Born on the Isle of Wight; died in Surrey Mideastern, Surrey, England; a teacher by profession, who lived in India for a while.

HOLLAND, HESTER
    A Man Must Live. [London]

HOPPER, RICHARD H(OPPER?) HOLME, 1852(?0-1924(?). Pseudonym: Mardale, q.v.

HOW, BRIEN
    Recoil. [England]

HOWARD, HARTLEY
    Bowman Strikes Again. [California]

HOWARD, LOUIS GEORGE REDMOND. (Giving name in full.)

HOYT, RICHARD (DUANE)
    Bigfoot. Add British edition: Linford pb, 2006
    Whoo? Add British edition: Linford pb, 2006

HUDGINS, SHARON KAY. 1953-    . Joint pseudonym with several others: Norman Moore, q.v.

HUDSON, AMBROSE
    Jonathan Wild; or, The Thieftaker’s Daughter. Winn (London), 1855

HUGHLOCK, JERALYN J. 1946-    . Joint pseudonym with several others: Norman Moore, q.v.

HUGILL, ROBERT. Delete reference to Andrew Harrell.

HUNT, (MARY) EVE(LYN). ca.1915-    .

ILE, TASMAN. Alan Palamountain, 1903(?)-1991(?).

INGERSOL, JARED
    The Beautiful Murder [Los Angeles]
    Diamond Fingers. [Los Angeles]
    The Jade Eye. [Los Angeles]
    The Killer’s Conscience. [Los Angeles]
    The Man Who Stole Heaven. [Los Angeles]
    The Money Murder. [Los Angeles]
    The Night of the Crisis. [Greece]
    The Non-Murder. [San Francisco]
    The Witchcraft Murder. [Massachusetts]

INNES, JEAN. Jean (Innes) Saunders, 1932-2011.

IRWIN, FRANCES. Delete entry (listed title not criminous)

JALES, RONALD HARRY W.  Add pseudonym: Will Palmer, q.v.

JAMESON, WILLIAM
    My Dead Self. Chatto, 1892

JAYE, PETER. Rance Pochin-Johnson, 1911-1966.

JENKINS, RBECCA. SC: Frederick Raif Jarrett, in “The Duke’s Agent” and subsequent novel(s).

JERMAIN, SYLVANUS PIERSON. (Deleting question mark.)

JERROLD, IANTHE (BRIDGMAN) [IANTHE BRIDGMAN MENGES]. 1897-1977.

JOHNSON, DOLORES. 1949-    . (Deleting birth/death dates and middle name, adding new birth date.)

JONES, HAZEL WYNN. 1921(?)-1990.

JONES, STEVEN PHILIP. 1960-    .
    Dracula. Malibu pb, 1990 (Graphic novel version of novel by Bram Stoker, 1847-1912, q.v.)

JOSEPH, GEORGE (ISRAEL). 1909-1989. (Correcting the birth date.) Birth name: Israel Joseph.

JOURNET, TERENCE (HARRY). 1919-2000. Born in London; died in Wellington, New Zealand.
    Victim. [London]

JUDGE, MICHAEL
    Without Fear. [Australia]

KANE, HENRY. 1908-1988. Probable birth name: Henry Cohen.

KANE, MARK. Delete reference to Jim Cleveland.

KEAST, FRANCIS. Pseudonym of Francis James Eva. (Correction.)

KEELER, HARRY STEPHEN. 1889-1967.  (Correcting birth date.)  Add: Publisher and editor of 10 Story Magazine. Show Hazel Goodwin Keeler, 1891-1960, as co-bylined at least on the following Keeler books: The Case of the Barking Clock, The Case of the Transposed Legs, Stand By, London Calling, and The Strange Will.

KEELER, HAZEL GOODWIN. 1891-1960. Birth name: Hazel Victoria Goodwin. See: Harry Stephen Keeler, 1889-1967.

KEILSTRUP, MARGARET. 1945-    . Pseudonyms: Margaret Lawrence, M. K. Lorens, qq.v.

KENNEDY, (WILLIAM) STETSON. 1916-2011.

KENYON, PAUL. Pseudonym of Donald C. Moffitt, 1931-    . (Correction.)

KERSHAW, I(SABEL) B(LANCHE). 1902-1933. Born Isabel Blanche Parsons, married Cecil Ashworth Kershaw in 1921.

KING, ALBERT. Delete reference to Jim Cleveland.

KING, CHRISTOPHER. Delete reference to Jim Cleveland.

KINSLEY, PETER. 1934-2009. Newspaperman with Daily Mirror, Daily Express, and as a freelancer in France; died in London.

KIPPAX, FRANK. Pseudonym of James Albert Needle, 1943-    . (Correction.)

KNAPP, JACK (EDWARD) STUART. 1903-1969. Born in Fargo, North Dakota; graduated from North Dakota State College; also studied at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City and Max Factor’s make-up studio in Hollywood; died in Portland, Oregon.
    The Command Performance. Baker (Boston), 1936 (1-act play.)

LAIT, ROBERT
    Once Too Often. [England]

LAMB, CHARLOTTE
    In the Still of the Night. [London]

LANGE, KELLY. Birth name: Dorothy Scafard.

LATHAM, BRAD
    Corpses in the Cellar. (by Richard O’Brien, 1934-    , q.v.)
    The Gilded Canary. (by Richard O’Brien, 1934-   , q.v.
    Hate Is Thicker Than Blood. (by Richard O’Brien, 1934-   ,q .v.)

LAUMER, (JOHN) KEITH. See also: Dennis (Kunio) Fujitake, 1949-    .

LAWRENCE, MARGARET. Pseudonym of Margaret Keilstrup, 1945-    . (Correction.) Other pseudonym: M. K. Lorens, q.v.

LEGAT, MICHAEL RONALD. 1923-2011.

LEON, DONNA
    The Death of Faith. U.S. title: Quietly in Their Sleep. Penguin pb, 2007
    Fatal Remedies. Add U.S. edition: Penguin pb, 2007
    Friends in High Places; see A Noble Radiance
    A Noble Radiance. U.S. title: Friends in High Places. Penguin pb, 2009
    Quietly in Their Sleep; see The Death of Faith

LEONARD, ELMORE (JOHN, JR.)
    -Escape from Five Shadows.    Delete (a western with no significant crime content).

LESLIE, SUSAN. Pseudonym: Evelyn Grey, q.v.

LEWIS, HERSHELL GORDON. Pseudonym: L. E. Murphy, q.v.

LIEPITZ, SUSAN LESLIE. Delete.

LITVINOFF, EMANUEL. 1915-2011.

LLOYD, NORAH KATHLEEN ELIZABETH PATTEN. 1907-2003. Pseudonym: Brian O’Farrell, q.v.

LONG, ROBERT. 1947-    .

LORENS, M. K. Pseudonym of Margaret Keilstrup, 1945-    . (Correction.) Other pseudonym: Margaret Lawrence, q.v.

LUDLAM, HARRY. Birth name: Herbert W. Ludlam.

LUND, PAUL (RICHARD). 1908-1995.

L’URSULA, BETTY. Rebecca Elizabeth Woodard (Slattery), 1961-    .

McCAFFREY, ANNE (INEZ). 1926-2011.

McCALL, ANTHONY. Henry Kane, 1908-1988.

MacDONALD, JAMES D. 1954-   . Joint pseudonym with Debra Doyle, 1952-    : Douglas Morgan, q.v.       

McDONELL, GORDON
    They Won’t Believe Me. [California]

McGAUGHEY, DUDLEY DEAN. Born in Rialto, California; died in Laguna Beach, California.

McGILL, BARTHOLOMEW
    McGarr and the Method of Descartes. Add British edition: Penguin pb, 1985

MACKAY, CHARLES. 1814-1889.
    -Luck, and What Came of It. Allen, 1881

McKAY, KENNETH R. Henry Kane, 1908-1988.

MANKELL, HENNING. Correct SC to: Insp. Kurt Wallander.

MARDALE. Pseudonym of Richard H(olme?) Hopper, 1852(?)-1924(?).
    -Life and Adventures of Rupert Calderford. Water Scott (London), 1904

MARKO, ZEKIAL. Born in Monterey, California; died in Centralia, Washington.

MARON, MARGARET (ELIZABETH BROWN). Show name thus.
 
MARTIN, DAVID RALPH. 1935-2007. Born in Birmingham, died in Bridport Dorset, England.

MARVUGLIO, FRANK PAUL, JR. 1942-    . Pseudonym: Frank Paul, q.v.

MATHEWS, FRANCES AYMAR
    -The Marquise’s Millions. Funk, 1905

MIALL, ROBERT. John (Frederick) Burke, 1922-2011.

MILLER, DAVID. 1947-    . Pseudonym: David Morton, q.v.

MILLER, FRANK
    Hard Boiled. [U.S., 2029]

MILLS, (WILLIAM) MERVYN
    The Long Haul. [England]

MITCHELL, JAMES (WILLIAM)
    -Among Arabian Sands. [England] (Corrected setting.)

MOFFITT, DONALD C. 1931-    . Pseudonym: Paul Kenyon, q.v.

MOORE, ARTHUR. 1866-1907(?).               

MOORE, CALLEY. Tonya (Lee) Ramagos, 1975-    . (Correcting birth date.)

MOORE, CAROLYN TRAVIS. 1944-    .

MOORE, DORIS O. Mary Alice Norton, 1912-2005.

MOORE, IRVING (JOSEPH?). 1914(?)-1993(?).
 
MOORE, MARGARET. 1932-    .

MOORE, MIRIAM ANN [ROGOW]. 1964-    .

MOORE, NORMAN. Joint pseudonym of Curtis R. Stover, 1944-    . Sharon Kay Hudgins, 1953-    , Alvin Lee Rodgers, 1943-    , Jeralyn J. Hughlock, 1946-    , Edward Frank Beltram, 1946-   , and Amber Smith, 1946-    .

MOORE, PHILIPS. Mary Alice Norton, 1912-2005.

MOORE, RAYANNE. 1945-2010.

MOORE, RICHARD A. 1946-    .

MOORE, STANLEY R. 1936-2004.

MOORHOUSE, ARTHUR HERBERT JOSEPH. 1882-1960.

MOORHOUSE, BERNARD. 1949(?)-    .

MOORHOUSE, HOPKINS. Arthur Herbert Joseph Moorhouse, 1882-1960.

MORELL, JANE
    -No Surrender. [South America, 1863]

MORENO, PEPE. Pseudonym of Jose Moreno Casares, 1954-    .

MORGAN, DONALD LEROY. 1928-    . Pseudonym: Rus Morgan, q.v.

MORGAN, DOUGLAS. Joint pseudonym of husband and wife Debra Doyle, 1952-    , and James D. MacDonald, 1954-    .

MORGAN, KINGSTON. 1920-    .

MORGAN, PATRICK. George Snyder, 1937-    .

MORGAN, RUS. Pseudonym of Donald Leroy Morgan, 1928-    .

MORGAN, STEVE. 1957-    .
    Before I Wake. [New York City, hospital]

MORLEY, LOLA
    -Life’s Wheel. [London, Cairo]

MORRELL, ED. 1869-1946. Born Edward Brennan in Pennsylvania.

MORRIS, ALAN (BLAKE). (Adding middle name.)

MORRIS, DAVE [DAVID LEE MORRIS]. 1956-    . (Giving name in full.)

MORRIS, EDWARD
    The Plume of Smoke. [England]

MORRIS, GORDON (BRADMAN). 1898-1940. Born in Westchester, New York; died in Los Angeles; actor and playwright.

MORRIS, GWENDOLEN SUTHERLAND. 1892-1973. (Correcting birth date.)

MORRIS, R(ONALD) A(RTHUR) V(ENNER). 1877-1943.

MORRIS, ROBERT McQUARY.  (Corrected spelling.)

MORRIS, RODERICK CONWAY. 1954(?)-    .

MORRIS, SUZIE (L.).  (Adding the initial.)

MORRISON, ALEXANDER. 1894-1931. (Correcting death date.)

MORRISON, H. S.
    Ticket in Death. (Corrected title.)

MORRISON, MARGARET. 1883-1957. Add: died in London; a nurse who was Matron of a Red Cross Hospital in WWI and of the Ferry Pilots Hospitals in WWII, then turned to writing.
   
MORRISON, MICHAEL ANDREWS. ca.1854-1923.

MORSE, ELIZABETH (McCALL).  (Adding middle/maiden name.)

MORSE, F(LORENCE) V(OLPE). 1888-1976(?).

MORTENSEN, NIELS (L., JR.). 1922-1995. Born in Milwaukee; died in Oroville, California.

MORTIMER, A(LAN) F. 1937(?)-    .

MORTIMER, LESLIE
    Torch of Venus. [India]

MORTIMORE, JIM [JAMES]. 1962-    .

MORTON, DAVID. Pseudonym of David Miller, 1947-    .

MORTON, DESMOND FREDERICK. 1925(?)-    .

MORTON, TOM. 1955-    . Journalist living on the Shetland Islands; hosts a weekly music program on BBC Radio Scotland.

MORWOOD, BARRY. Lawyer in Australia specializing in family and business law; born in New South Wales.
    The Dark Side. Gary Allen (Australia), 1997

MOSELEY, MARGARET. 1941-    . (Correcting birth date.)

MOSS, PETER. 1935-    . (Deleting death date.)  Living in Hong Kong.

MOSS, TARA. 1973-    . Ref: CA.

MOSS, WARWICK (TENNANT). 1947-    .

MOST, K(ENNETH) S. 1924-    . (Correcting middle initial.)
    The Lucky Unborn. (Adding the “The”.) Add U.S. edition: Xlibris pb, 2005 [London, Miami, Bogota]

MOTT, MARIE MURPHY. 1874-1969. (Correction.)

MOTTER, DEAN. 1953-    .

MOTZ, GEORGE G. 1943-2010.

MOUNTEBANK, CHARLES P. Mihailo V. Voukitchevitch, 1933-    .

MOUNTFORD, GEORGE F(REDERICK). 1890-1950.

MOUNTJOY, HENRY. Pseudonym of H(enry) DeVere Stacpoole, 1863-1951, q.v.

MOWBRAY, JULIA
    The Emerald Clue. Mellifont, 1939
    -The Path of Deceit. Melrose, 1936
    -The Snare of the Wicked. Mellifont, 1943
    A Terrible Choice. Mellifont, 1951
    -Within the WEB. Melrose, 1936
    -A Woman at Bay. (London), 1937
    -A Woman’s Ransom. Melrose, 1935

MOWERY, BETTY CHEZUM
    The Wailing Terror. [Illinois]
   
MOXON, GEOFFREY.   
    The Red Knight. Ulverscroft, 1990

MOYNIHAN, T. F.
    A Terrible Choice. Delete

MUDD, WILLIAM DAVID. 1933-    .

MUIR, D(OROTHY) ERSKINE (SHEEPSHANKS). 1889-1977(?).

MUIR, JOHN
    Crook’s Turning. [England, Scotland]

MULGRUE, GEORGE EDWARD. 1909-1991.

MULHOLLAND, P(ATRICK?) H. 1903(?)-1992(?).

MULLER, MARY. 1914-    . South African author.
    Encounter at Dawn. Souvenir, 1972

MULLER, PAUL. Delete reference to Jim Cleveland.

MULLIGAN, ROBERT S(MITH). 1941-2004.

MULLINER, ERNEST. 1862(?)-1897(?).

MUNRO, HUGH (MACFARLANE). 1909-1982.

MUNRO, JOHN. Australian author.
    The Catwalk Kill. [Australia]

MUNYEMESHA, EVANS. 1969-    . (Correcting birth date.)

MURDOCH, GRAHAM W(ITHERINGTON).  ca.1842-    . (Adding middle name.) Born in Ayrshire, Scotland; author and journalist living in Westmoreland, England,  in 1911.

MURFI, LIDIE. 1913-2006. (Correcting birth date.)

MURPHY, G. REID. Born in Tasmania; Clerk of the Courts at Warrnambool, Australia.

MURPHY, IDA MARY. ca.1897-    . Born in Australia.

MURPHY, L. E.  Pseudonym of Hershell Gordon Lewis, 1926-    , q.v.

MURPHY, MARY [MARY MURPHY WILSON]. 1946-    .

MURPHY, MARY ELIZABETH. Mary Murphy [Mary Murphy Wilson]. 1946-    .

MURPHY, ROBERTA (T.). 1940-     .
    Night Players. [London, 1913]

MURRAY, INSPECTOR. Alexander Duke Bailie, ca.1840-1890.

MURRAY, AUDREY ALISON. 1910-    .

MURRAY, FIONA. Pseudonym of Glory Isabel Bevan, 1911-1998. (Correction.)
 
MURRAY, HEATHER, 1951-    , and A. M. J. NIETHAMMER-STOTT
    The Chorley Kidnapping. Pergamon pb, 1955 (Intended for adults learning to read.)

MURRAY, J. P. Pseudonym: Murray Sanford, q.v.

MURRAY, MARIAN
    Fruits of Deception. [Connecticut]

MURRAY, PATRICIA HAGAN. 1928-2011.

MURRAY, SUSAN. Living in St. Paul, Minnesota; a bird breeder.
    Birds of a Feather. [Brazil]

MURRAY, (AMY) VICTORIA TAYLOR. 1948-    . (Correcting birth date.)

MUSGRAVE, ALICE
    The Solemn Injunction. [England]

MUSGROVE, CHARLES D(AVIS). 1867-1914. (Corrections.)

MUSSELMAN, M(ORRIS) M(cNEIL). 1899-1952. Born in Wichita, Kansas; died in Santa Barbara, California.
    Molly O’Brien–Detective. Eldridge, 1931 (1-act play.)
 
MUSSON, JEAN [JEAN GARRETT MUSSON]. 1937-    .
    Chameleon. Hale, 1991

MUTCH, RONNIE
    Gemstone. [Botswana, New York City, London]
    Remembered Violence. Hutchinson, 1976 [Africa]

MUTH, JON [JOHN] J. 1960-    .
    Dracula: A Symphony in Moonlight and Nightmares. NBM, 1992 (Graphic version of novel by Bram Stoker, 1847-1912, q.v.)

MUZZEY, VIRGINIA REYNOLDS. (Delete the dates.) Lived in Houston, Texas.

MUZZY, ALICE M. 1874-1958. (Correcting the dates.)

MYERS, CARLENE (ALDRICH) BRIEN. 1866-1948. Born in Nashville, Tennessee; died in Memphis, Tennessee.
    -Wings Over Hawaii. House of Fields (New York City), 1939

MYERS, J(OHN) JAY. 1919-2011.

MYERS, PHINEAS BARTON. 1889-1970. Born in New York; lived in Montgomery, Ohio, and died in Dayton, Ohio.

MYERS, RAY (D.). 1934-    . SC: Brad Baxter (“Saturn”), in all titles.
    And Janus Wept. [Detroit, Texas]

MYTHRILLA. Pseudonym of Annie Gardiner, ca.1869-    .
               
NAISH, W(ILLIAM) P(RIDEAUX). 1850-1913.

NANCE, FERN ELAINE [FERN ELAINE NANCE SHUMATE]. 1910-2003. Pseudonym: Nancy Clemens. See: Vance Randolph, 1892-1980.

NANCE, NANCY. Delete.

NAPIER, MELISSA. House name.

NASIELSKI, ADAM. 1911-2009. (Correcting birth date.)

NATHAN, GUY. 1939-    .

NAYLOR, H(ENRY) R(ODLEY). 1840-1918.

NEAL, TOM [THOMAS]. 1908(?)-1981(?).

NEAT, JAMES (ANDREW). 1946-    .

NEEDHAM, JAKE (RAYMOND). 1944-    . SC: Bar Phillips, in both titles.

NEEDLE, JAN. Correct to: NEEDLE, JAMES ALBERT. 1943-    . Born in Portsmouth; living in Uppermill, Saddleworth, in northwest England.

NEELEY, DETA (RUTH) P(ETERSON). Born in Bear River City, Utah; died in Tremonton, Utah; earned degrees from Utah Agricultural College and a Ph.D. from the University of California/Berkeley; author of children’s books; taught school in Utah and California.

NEELEY, NATHAN GLEN. Born in Franklin, Idaho; died in Tremonton, Utah; earned a Masters degree in Education from the University of California/Berkeley; taught elementary school in California and Utah; farmed in Box Elder County, Utah.

NEELY, ESTHER JANE. 1915-1987. Died in San Diego, California.

NEELY, RICHARD (HAZLETT). 1916-1999. (Correcting the dates.) Delete CA reference.  Born in New York; died in Greenbrae, Marin County, California.
   
NEESON, EOIN. 1927-2011.

NEIDHARDT, (EMIL?) ROBERT. 1937-    .

NEILAN, SARAH. 1936-    . (Correction.)

NEILD, TOM [THOMAS DAWSON NEILD]. 1905-1973.

NEITZEL, NEAL (C.). 1929-2000. Lived in Watertown, Wisconsin; prolific magazine writer.

NELSON, BONNIE FAY. 1942-2006.

NELSON, CASEY. Pseudonym of F(rance) Lee Patton, 1951-    .

NELSON, CHARLES C. 1879-1979(?).

NELSON, COUTTS
    What Old Father Thames Said. [London]

NELSON, HORACE A. 1861(?)-1915(?).
    -Through Deep Waters. [London]

NELSON, JACK (T.). 1882-1948.

NELSON, TIM BLAKE. 1964-    . (Correcting birth date.)

NELSON (JR.), WILLIAM H. 1828-1900. Born in Virginia; died in Lawrenceburg, Indiana.; served in the Confederate Army in the Civil War, taught school, edited newspapers in Kenucky and Indiana; was on the staff of the Cincinnati Enquirer for several years; was in the mercantile business in Missouri; served two terms in the Missouri Legislature.

NEPEAN, EDITH (BELLIS). 1890-1960.

NESBITT, DORA
    -Little Brown Lady. [England]

NESS, TOM T. Pseudonym of Thomas Lovelle Thienes, 1883-1951. Born in Indiana, lived in Chicago, died in Los Angeles.

NEUGEBAUER, PETER. 1929-    .

NEWCOME, L(OUIS) A(LLEN). 1846-1930. Born in Quincy, Massachusetts; died in New York City.

NEWELL, MINDY. 1953-    .

NEWHOUSE, DAVID. 1919-1987.

NEWILL, HENRY (STARR?). 1840(?)-1906(?).

NEWING, (LOUIS) DeWITT. 1883-    . Born in Longbranch, New Jersey; actor, then playwright; wrote material for the First Nighter program on radio; lived in New York City.
 
NEWLIN, KATHARINE. Byline also: K(atharine) N(ewlin) Burt, 1882-1977, q.v.

NEWMAN, EDGAR (FRANK). 1913-2001.

NEWMAN, GARY. 1954-    .

NEWMAN, JOEL. Not a pseudonym.

NEWMAN, RAND(Y VERNE). 1949-    . (Giving name in full, correcting birth date.)

NEWMAN, RONALD M. 1900(?)-1938(?).

NEWMAN, W. F.
    -Only a Picture. [England]

NEWTON, HARRY L(EE). 1872-1928.

NEWTON, JOSEPH EMERSON. 1903-    .

NG’WENO, HILARY. Kenyan conservationist and journalist.

NICCOLLS, T(HOMAS) A(LFRED). 1878-1951. Born in Salford, Lancashire; died in Fylde, Lancashire.

NICHOLAS, A. T. Pseudonym of Nicholas E. Triantafilledes, 1965-    .

NICHOLDS, ANDREW. Correct to: NICKOLDS, ANDREW. 1949-    .

NICHOLS, AELETA. Possibly Aeleta Nichols Barber, 1899-1985.

NICHOLS, CAROLYN. 1943(?)-    .

NICHOLSON, J. BERNARD. Correct in Addenda to: NICOLAS, J. BERNARD. 1950-    .

NICHOLSON, ROBERT W. Pseudonym of Robert W. Nicholson-Morton, 1948-    . SC: Sister Hannah and Lt. Salinas, in both titles.
    A Sign of Grace. [Charleston, South Carolina]
    Silenced in Darkness. [Charleston, South Carolina]

NICHOLSON-MORTON, ROBERT W. 1948-    . Pseudonym: Robert W. Nicholson, q.v.

NICOL, DOROTHEA (M.). 1882(?)-1953(?).

NICOL, ERIC (PATRICK). 1919-2011.

NICOLAI, CHARLES (SIDNEY). 1908-1980. Born in New York City; died in Los Angeles; author and newspaperman; co-authored a cookbook (“Recipes from the Melting Pot”) with his English-born actress wife Pam(ela Henry-May) Nicolai, 1910-1981.

NILEKANI, ROHINI (SOMAN). ca.1960-    .
 
NILES, ALEXANDER. Pseudonym.

NILES, CHRIS(TINE H.). 1960-    .

NISBET, HELEN C. ca.1934-    . Born in Scotland.

NISTLER, ERWIN N. Gerry P. Broderick [Gerald Patrick Broderick], 1912-1955.

NIX, SHANN (ERIN). 1966-    . (Correcting birth date.) Born in Texas, living in Wales.

NOBEL, SYLVIA. Pseudonym of Sylvia Beverly Nobel Williams, 1946-    .

NORDEN, ERIC. Eric Pelletier, 1899-1979.

NORDSTROM, FRANCES. 1883-    . Born in Texas; married James Spottswood, then William Pinkham; death date not traced.

NORGATE, BERTRAM (KINGSLEY HALE). 1899-1972.

NORMAN, CLAIR FRANCES. 1934-2010.

NORMAN, HAROLD CHRISTOPHER. 1876-ca.1934. Pseudonym: Warren Hill, q.v.   
   
NORMAN, HAROLD CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS. 1879-    . Delete this entry.

NORMAN, HILARY. SC: Sam Beckett, in Mind Games and subsequent novels.

NORMAN, JAMES (KEITH). (Adding middle name.)

NORMAN, JIM [JAMES]. 1953-    .

NORO, FRED
    Do No Evil. TV movie: (France), 1975, as Les Malfaisants (scw & dir: Jean Kerchbron)

NORTH, DAVID. 1937-    .

NORTH, ELIZABETH (STEWART). 1932-2010. (Correcting death date.)

NORTON, MARVIN (LEROY). 1935-2006.

NORVAL, MORRIS. Delete from Addenda.

NORWAY, G(EORGE) (JAMES?). 1865(?)-1942(?).

NORWOOD, ALLAN. 1930(?)-    .

NORWOOD, JOSEPH (WHITE). 1877-1955.

NOTLEY, F(RANCES) E(LIZA) M(ILLETT THOMAS). 1820-1912.

NOWAK, JACQUELYN [JACQUELYN NOWAK FLEISHMAN]. 1944-    . (Correcting birth date.)

NOY, JOHN. 1892-1964.
 
NOYES, NICK. Pseudonym of (Anthony?) Kristiaan Inwood, ca.1944-    .

NUGENT, P(AUL) M(ICHAEL). 1953-    .

NUSSER, RICHARD (M.). 1940-    .

NYLAND, GENTRY. 1900-1962.

OAKLEY, ELIZA ANNIE. 1874-1959. See: Nancy Oakley.

OAKLEY, NANCY (RAINFORD). 1894-    . Correct to: OAKLEY, NANCY. Perhaps this is Eliza Annie Oakley, 1874-1959, with a name change.   

OBERMAN, WENDY
    In My Father’s Name. [Turkey]

O’BRIEN, FRANK J. 1926(?)-2007(?).

O’BRIEN, (ANNIE) GEORGINA
    -A Twentieth Century Hero. [England]

O’BRIEN, HOWARD VINCENT. Add: graduate of Yale University, literary editor of the Chicago Daily Times; died in Evanston, Illinois.
   
O’BRIEN, JOHN. 1887-1953. Pseudonym: Vernon Thomas, q.v.

O’BRIEN, MATTHEW J. 1970-    .
    Chameleon: The March Madness Murders. [Indiana]

O’BRIEN, MEG. 1935-2008. Born in Wildwood, New Jersey; died in Humble, Texas.

O’BRIEN, RICHARD. 1934-    . (Correcting birth date.) See also: Brad Latham.

O’CALLAGHAN, DMITRI. Pseudonym of William Haskins.

O’CALLAGHAN, GARY (C.). 1939-    .

O’CONNOR, MICHAEL P(ATRICK). 1896-1967.

O’CORK, SHANNON [SHANNON O’CORK WAUGH]. 1940-    . (Correcting birth date.)

O’DONNELL, LILLIAN (UDVARDY)
    Murder Under the Sun. Also published as: Terror Under the Sun. Beagle pb, 1973
    Terror Under the Sun; see Murder Under the Sun

O’DONNELL, CAPTAIN SIMON. 1834-1893. Born in County Clare, Ireland; died in Chicago; Superintendent, then Inspector of Police.

O’DONOGHUE, MAUREEN
    Lilies of the Field. [England]

O’DRISCOLL, GERALD JOHN. ca.1886-1946.

O’FARRELL, BRIAN. Pseudonym of Norah Kathleen Elizabeth Patten Lloyd, 1907-2003, a well-known ornithologist. (Correction.)
     Mystery on the River. [England]

O’FARRELL, PHILIP (HOWARD H.). 1883-1943.

OFFENBURGER, CHUCK [CHARLES HERMAN OFFENBURGER]. (Giving name in full.)

OGLESBY, W(ILLIAM) H. ELLIS. 1966-    . (Correcting birth date.)

O’GRADY, LESLIE. 1948-    .
    Wildwinds. Signet, 1987

O’HARA, BORIS. Pseudonym (?) of Howard Browne, 1908-199, q.v.

O’KANE, W(ILLIAM) M(cKEAG). 1870-1952. Born in Millisle, County Down, Ireland; curate in Ashbourne, Derbyshire; died in Worthing, England.

OKSNER, CHESTER M. 1924-1999. (Deleting question marks.)

OKUIZUMI, HIKARU. Pseudonym of Yasuhiro Okiuzumi, 1956-    .

OKUIZUMI, YASUHIRO. 1956-    . Pseudonym: Hikaru Okuizumi, q.v.
 
O’LEARY, DEVIN (DANIEL). 1968-    .

O’LEARY, ED(WARD JAMES?). 1946(?)-    .

OLIPHANT, ELEANA. 1918-1983. (Deleting question marks.)

OLIVER, DONALD. Delete entry (play moved to Dan Butler entry).

OLIVER, EDWIN. 1867-1919(?).

OLIVER, EDWIN. 1944-    . Born in Puerto Rico; a singer and composer.

OLIVER, ELIZABETH. Pseudonym of Paula Dahlen Hatton, 1950-    .

OLIVER, J(OHN) H(ARTMAN). 1871-1942(?).

OLIVY, D. J. Probably a pseudonym.

OLLERENSHAW, OLIVER. Possibly Alice Oliver Ollerenshaw, 1850-1936.
    Crankford; or, A Semi-Detached Ghost. (Title correction.)

OLLIE, L. M.
    Creatures of the Chase–Richard. (Title correction.)

OLOYEDE, SOLA. (Correction.)

O’MAHONEY, T(HOMAS) P. (Adding first name.)

O’NEILL, DESMOND. Eoin Neeson, 1927-2011.

O’NEILL, EDWARD A(LOYSIUS). ca.1926-    .

O’NEILL, JOHN F.
    Baby Girl Lauren. [Washington D.C.]

ORDWAY, (LUCIUS) PETER. (Adding first name.)  Born in Minnesota; died in Palm Beach, Florida; scriptwriter and novelist.

ORMEROD, ROGER
    Hung in the Balance. Correct Doubleday publishing date to: 1990

O’ROURKE, BETTY [ELIZABETH MARGARET STEVENS O’ROURKE]. 1930-2006. Born and died in Reading, England.  (Note: Both titles are large print editions, probably of stories originally in magazines.)

ORRIDGE, DAISY [DIA] SHEPHERD. 1916-1994.

OSGOOD, LUCIAN AUSTIN (HARDEN). 1885-1951. Born in California; died in Los Angeles.

OSTERMAN, GEORG. 1953-1995.

OSTRANDER, JOHN. 1949-    .

O’SULLIVAN, MARK. 1954-    .
    Wash Basin Street Blues. Add [1920s]

OTFINOSKI, STEVEN (A.)
    Barracuda Run. (Note: This was one of four books in the “Find Your Fate” series intended for younger readers and based on the film “A View to a Kill,” based in turn on a ss by Ian Fleming, 1908-1964, q.v.)

OTIS, ALEXANDER. Delete entry (listed book is not criminous)

O’TOOLE, MICHAEL (COLIN?). 1950(?)-    .

OTTMAN, JIM [JAMES CHARLES OTTMAN]. 1945-2011.

OULD, CHRIS
    Road Lines. [future]

OUSELEY, (JOHN JAMES) MULVY. 1860-1930.

OWEN, CAROLE. Correct to: OWENS, CAROLE. 1942-    . A practicing psychotherapist.

OWEN, RAY. Delete reference to Jim Cleveland.

OWENS, J(OHN) DOUGLAS. 1925-2004. (Deleting question marks.) Newspaperman who went into public relations in Michigan.

OXENDEN, MAUD. 1865-1942.

OXFORD, JANE. Elma M(ary) Williams, 1913-1971.

PADDOCK, MARY FRANCES. (Correction.) ca.1873-1899. Died in Meriden, Connecticut.
     -Only Acorns. Correct publication date to: 1899

PADDEN, IAN. Pseudonym.

PADLEY, ARTHUR PRESCOTT. 1905-1968.

PAINE, RUTH DARBY. 1909-1986. (Correction.)

PAISLEY, D(RUSILLA) M. (Adding first name.)

PALAMOUNTAIN, ALAN. 1903(?)-1991(?).

PALERMO, ANTHON J(AMES). 1899-1984. Born in Schenectady, New York; earned degrees, including Ph.D., in electrical engineering at Union College, and later taught there; design engineer at Westinghouse.
 
PALLISER, PETER. 1952-    .

PALMER, JOHN. Educated at Lancing College...  (Correcting the spelling of the school.)

PALMER, PAUL. ca.1974-    .

PALMER, ROSE. 1914-2011.

PALMER, ROSE A(MELIA). 1874-1961. Born in Georgetown, attended Vassar College, spent most of her career with the U.S. Department of Agriculture; died in Arlington, Virginia.

PALMER, WILL. Pseudonym of Ronald Harry W. Jales, 1924-1979. Other pseudonym: Mark Hayman, q.v.

PALMER, WILLIAM
    The Pardon of St. Anne. Add [France]

PALMTAG, DINAH. 1939-    . (Correcting birth date.)

PAMELY, C(ARL) D(OUGLAS). 1891-1967. (Corrections.)

PANAS, ALEXANDER. 1932-    .
    The Assassin. (2-act play.)
    -Bullets Are a Girl’s Best Friend. Aran, 1988 (Play.)
    Inspector Vasili and the Bird of Paradise Caper. (2-act play.)
    Murder by the Rules. (3-act play.)
    1313 Hell Street. (2-act play.)

PANGER, DANIEL. 1926-2010.

PARIKH, PRASHANT (JAEDISH). 1955-    . (Correcting birth date.)

PARISH, DAVID MONROE. 1939-    .

PARISH, GRANT. ca.1863-    . Born in Missouri.

PARKER, BARBARA (JEANNE). 1947-2009.

PARKER, BOB
    Crooked Cop. (Note: Copyright in the name of book producer Lyle Kenyon Engel, 1915-1986.)

PARKER, BRIAN. Born in Ceylon; educated in the U.K. and returned to Ceylon in the 1950s to become a planter; came back to England in 1969 and then went to Australia in 1973; there he started his own company, Media Representation, in 1978.

PARKER, CLAIRE. 1906(?)-1981(?).

PARKER, DAVID. 1947-    .

PARKER, ELIZABETH. Writer, editor and teacher in Pheonix, Arizona.

PARKER, GAY. Pseudonym of Miss M. P. Green.

PARKER, G(EORGE) M(ARTIN) N(ATHANIEL). 1862-1934. Born and died in North Carolina.
 
PARKER, KEN(NETH FULLER). ca.1921-1991(?). Ice skater with Sonja Henie Productions turned playwright; lived in Glen Rock, New Jersey.

PARKER, (DR.) M(ARTIN) M. 1923(?)-1997(?).

PARKER, MICHAEL. Born in Cuckfield, Sussex; served in the Merchant Navy and the RAF; worked for food manufacturers; living in Spain.

PARKER, NANCY (ANN). SC: Kate Lipton, in both titles.
    The Omega Transmissions. Ashland Hills (Oregon), 1994 [California, Caribbean]

PARKER, RICHARD
    Under Fire. [England, Germany]
    The Whip. [England]

PARKHIRST, DOUGLASS F. 1914-1964. Born Douglas F. Parkhirst in Philadelphia; died at Lenox Hill, New York.

PARKIN, CONRAD (JAMES?). 1973(?)-    .

PARKIN, LANCE (JOHN?). 1971(?)-    .

PARKINSON, ROBERT L(INCOLN). 1861(?)-    .

PARKYN, JOHN. 1941-    . Add: living in Mexico.

PARMER, CHARLES (BROWER). 1893-1958. Editor and reporter, born in Nashville, Tennessee; died in Alexandria, Virginia; editor, reporter and radio broadcaster.

PARMER, ENRIQUE. 1835-    . A lawyer and judge; apparently died between 1880 and 1900.
    Maple Hall Mystery. [Maryland]

PARR, A. H. 1916(?)-2006(?).

PARRISH, GEORGE (DEE). 1937-2009.

PARRISH, PATT. Patricia Louise Bucheister. (Giving real name in full.)

PARRY, DENNIS (ARTHUR). Born in Deer Park, Honiton, England, and died in London; educated at Rugby and King’s College, Cambridge; called to the Bar in 1936; entered the Air Ministry in 1940 and later the Ministry of Defence.

PARSONS, CAROLINE [CAROLINE PARSONS THOMAS].

PARSONS, E(LMER) M. ca.1926-1969.

PARSONS, JULIE. 1951-    .

PARSONS, RONALD S(TANSSON). 1929-     . Born in Somerset, England; his father’s name was Stanley so the middle name is probably a play on “Stanley’s son.”
   
PARVIN, BRIAN (A. D.). 1937-    . Born in Nottingham; a journalist for over 47 years; after his thrillers he turned to writing westerns under various names; retired and living in Shrewsbury, England.

PASCOE, DAVID. Pseudonym of David Harsent, 1942-    .

PASO, ALFONSO. 1926-1978.

PASSINGHAM, W(ILLIAM) J(OHN). 1897-1957.

PATTERSON, (ISABELLA) INNIS. 1905-1942. Born in Pennsylvania; attended Newcomb College, Tulane University, 1922-1926, with a degree in French; also received Master of Arts degree from Tulane in 1929; she died a suicide in New Orleans, then the widow of George Wolf, a department of agriculture official who died in 1941.

PATTERSON, J(OHN) T(HOMAS). (Giving name in full.)

PATTERSON, R(OBERT) E. “MIKE”. 1936-2002. (Correcting birth date). Born and raised in Altoona, Pennsylvania; served in the Marine Corps during the Korean War. SC: Mike Thomas = MT.
    Deadly Revenge. MT [Pennsylvania]
    Without a Trace. MT

PATTON, CLIFF [CLIFTON MARLOW PATTON]. 1944-    .

PATTON, F(RANCE) LEE. 1951-    . Pseudonym: Casey Nelson, q.v.

PAUL, FRANK. Pseudonym of Frank Paul Marvuglio, Jr., 1942-    .

PAUL, JEREMY. 1939-2011.

PAUL, WILLIAM. 1948-    .

PAVEY, LEONARD ARTHUR. 1888-1961.

PAYNE, LOUISA. 1932-2011.

PAYNTER, T(HOMAS) C(AMBOURNE). 1901-1976.

PAYTON, CORAL F. (KEITEL). 1936-2009. Born in Brighton, and later lived in Southampton.
 
PEACOCK, HERBERT L(ESLIE). 1905-1972(?)

PEACOCK, JAMES
    Hawl. [Ireland]

PEARCE, SETH. 1891(?)-1962(?).

PEARSON, D(AVID) A(LEXANDER) G(ILLESPIE). 1896-1938.

PEARSON, FREDERICK W. 1841(?)-1920(?).

PEART, JANE. 1924-    . (Correcting birth date.)

PEART, RUDOLPH A.
    When Angels Cry. [Jamaica]

PEASE, R(OBERT F.). 1923-    . (Correcting birth date.) SC: Jeeter = J.
    Never Let Go. J
    Runaway. Flagg Mountain, 1996 J [Massachusetts]

PECK, LEONARD. 1906-1982.

PEDLER, JOHN BRANFROOT SIMPSON. 1928-    .

PEDRICK, MARTYN (H.). 1942-    .

PEERS, (JOHN) ROSS. 1938-1993. Born in Wales and lived in Soham, Cambridgeshire, England.

PELLATT, T(HOMAS). (Adding first name.)

PELLETIER, ERIC. 1899-1979.

PEMBERTON, CLIVE. 1881-1954.
                       
PEMBERTON, LYNNE. 1951-    .
    -Sleeping with Ghosts. Collins, 1996

PEMBERTON, S(HAREE) C(RAVERO). 1946-    . (Correcting birth date.)

PEMBROKE, PETER. Pseudonym of Peter Hill.

PENA, MANUEL S. 1918-2009(?).  (Changing the death date.)

PENNINGTON, ROD
    The Linz Trust. [Washington D.C.]
    The Star Wars Plot. [Cincinnati]

PENNYCOOK, JOAN. Probable birth name: Joan D. Hawkings.
    Terminal Arrangements. [England]

PENSWICK, NEIL (J.). 1962-    .
    The Pit. (Title correction.)

PENWORTH, GEOFFREY
    The Romance of a Musical Bachelor, and other stories. [England]

PERCYVAL, T(HOMAS) WIGNEY. 1865-    .

PERDUE, (WILLIAM) LEWIS.  (Adding first name.)

PEREIRA, W(ILFRED) D(ENNIS)
    The Cauldrons of the Storm. Hale, 1961 [Africa]

PERFIT, LAUREN
    Cousin Amanda. [West, 1890s]

PERRIER, RITA D. 1922-2010.

PERRIGO, JAMES. 1859-1943. Born in Canada; died in Maine.

PERRY, S(TEPHANI) D(ANELLE). 1970-    .

PETERS, MARY LOU [MARY LOU PETERS SCHRAM]. 1934-    . Raised in Ohio; graduate of Bennington College; moved to San Francisco in 1970 for a career in public relations and advertising.

PETERSEN, JAN. Pseudonym of Hans Schwalm, 1906-1969.

PETERSEN, SVEND. 1911-1992.

PETERSON, AGNES EMELIE. 1883-1969. Born in Illinois and died in Los Angeles; a schoolteacher and playwright.

PETERSON, ANN VOSS. ca.1964-    .

PETERSON, MARGARET (ANN)
    Guilty, My Lord. Correct publication date to: 1926
    Scarlet Blossoms. Correct publication date to: 1926

PETHICK, PHILIP M. 1921-    .

PETTEE, F(LORENCE) M(AY). 1885-1966. (Correcting birth date.)  Born in Spencer, Massachusetts; died in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

PETTER, EVELYN B(RANSCOMBE). 1889-1981. Born and died in Yeovil, Somerset, England.

PETTIT, PHYLLIS SWAN. 1930-1997.

PETTY, BARBARA
    Thrill. [New York City]

PETTY, MARY EILEEN. Eileen M. Van Kirk, 1925-1995. (Deleting question marks.)

PEWSEY, ELIZABETH. Pseudonym of Elizabeth Anne Edmondson Aston, 1948-    .

PHILIP, ALEX(ANDER) J(OHN). 1879-1955.
 
PHILIPS, (JOHN) AUSTIN (DRURY)
    Somewhere in Sark. (Deleting the dash.) [Channel Islands]
    The Girl Out in Corsica. Correct to: That Girl Out in Corsica

PHILIPS, MARY ALICE. Mary Alice Norton, 1912-2005.

PHILIPSON, MORRIS (HARRIS). 1926-2011.

PHILLIPS, CATH. 1955-    .

PHILLIPS, CONRAD. 1902-1981.

PHILLIPS, (CONINGSBY) DERYCK. 1914-1995. Born in Yorkshire, England; died in California.
    Design for Destruction. [California]

PHILLIPS, H(ENRY) L(AWRENCE). 1868-1950.

PHILLIPS, LEROY. 1870-    . Born in Columbus, Ohio; a publisher in Boston.

PHILLIPS, MIKE. 1911-1992(?).

PHILLIPS, MIKE [MICHAEL A. PHILLIPS]. Delete CA reference. Correct birth date to: 1941.

PHILO, THOMAS. 1940(?)-1996(?).

PHIPPS, SARAH E. 1862-    . Born in New York; lived in Rochester, New York.

PIANKA, PHYLLIS TAYLOR. 1928-2010.

PICKERING, EDGAR T(HOMAS). 1867-1954.

PIERCE, DAVID M(ILTON).  (Adding middle name.)  Born in Montreal; living in Paris.

PIERCE, DIANE. Delete.

PIERCE, ETTA W.
    -Essica; or, The Mystery of the Headlands. Correct publication date to: 1884
    -A Terrible Case. Delete (contains stories by other authors)

PIERCY, ROHASE. 1958-    .

PIERLAIN, NELL. Pseudonym of Marie Madeleine Souchon.
 
PIERSON, SYLVANUS. Sylvanus Pierson Jermain. (Deleting question mark.) Born in Adrian Michigan; died in Toledo, Ohio; golfer and “The Father of Public Golf in America” and “Father of Toledo Parks and Boulevards”.

PIGGIN, JULIA REMINE. 1923-2009.

PIGOT, F. Frederick Arnold, 1833-1901. (Correcting the death date.)

PINES, J(ENNIFER) D. 1974-    .

PINKERTON, THOMAS A. 1850-1914.

PISANI, MICHAEL J(AMES). 1942-     . (Corrections.) Randell Cleveland Bell, Jr., 1955-    . (Correcting birth date.)
 
PITMAN, WILLIAM DENT
    The Quincunx Case. [New Hampshire]

PITT, CHART. 1878-1966. Add: died in Mukito, Washington.

PLANNETTE, PATRICIA LOUISE. 1937-2000. (Deleting question marks.)

PLANT, FRED(ERICK WILLIAM). 1865-1925.

PLANTE, PELE. Patricia Louise Plannette, 1937-2000. (Deleting question marks.)

PLATT, CHARLES. 1865-1935(?).

PLATTS, HERBERT W(ALTON)
    The Shifter. Correct publication date to: 1911

PRATT, GRACE TYLER. 1869-1916. Born in Deerfield, Massachusetts; died in Harpswell,
Maine.

PLAYNE, CAROLINE E(LIZABETH). 1857-1948.
   
PLIMMER, JOHN. 1947-    .

POARCH, CANDICE B. Pseudonym of Candice P. Baines, 1954-    .

POCHIN-JOHNSON, RANCE. 1911-1966.

POCOCK, GEORGE. Delete entry (title moved to Roger Pocock).

POCOCK, (HENRY) ROGER (ASHWELL)
    -The Rules of the Game. Tower (London), 1895

POE, ROBERT. SC: John Charles Poe, in both titles.
    Return to the House of Usher. (Title correction.)

POHL, ADOLPHUS. ca.1826-1900.
    -Thomas Brown’s Will. [England]

POIRIER, ETIENNE, JR. 1974(?)-    .

POLLAK, MARTHA (L.). 1949-    . (Correcting birth date.)

POLLOCK, GUY C(AMERON). 1877-1957. Add: died in Hove, Sussex.

POND, E(USTACE) J(OHN). 1898-1973.

POND, RUTH POWER. 1908(?)-1994(?).

PONDER, S(TEPHEN) E(INAR) G(ILBERT). 1895-1973.

POOLE, BERNICE ANDERSON. 1930-    .

POPE, LEO
    Malachi Breen Times 2. (Title correction.)

POPE, PAUL (D.). 1970-    . (Correcting birth date.)

POPESCU, PETRU (DEMETRUS). 1944-    . (Correcting birth date.)

POPPLEWELL, O. M. [OLIVE MARY POPPLEWELL BERRY]. 1894-1981.

PORRITT, NORMAN. 1858-1940.

PORTER, ANNA (SZIGETHY). 1944-    .

PORTER, EDWARD SEFTON. 1897-1977. Born in Manchester, New Hampshire; died in Polk County, Florida; graduate of Brown University; member of the Providence Players, a theatrical group; spent years as a Deputy Chief Probation Officer at the Court of General Sessions in New York.

POTTER, CRAWFORD. 1947-    .

POTTER, F(REDERICK) SCARLETT. 1834-1915.

POTTER, GEORGE WILLIAM, JR. 1930-2010.

POTTER, J(ERRY) L.
    –Or Murder for Free. [New Orleans]

POTTER, JERRY ALLEN. 1941-2004.

POTTER, MARTIN H(ENRY). 1871-1955.

POTTS, HENRY
    Circuit Companions. [England]
    -His Final Flutter. [England]
   
POTTS, RON(ALD J.?). 1938(?)-    .

POULOS, GEORGE (DAN). 1925-2010.

POWELL, MARTIN (T.). 1959-    .
    Frankenstein. Malibu pb, 1990 (Graphic version of novel by M. W. Shelley, 1797-1851, q.v.)

PRIESTLEY, CLIVE RYLAND. 1892-1973. Died in Birmingham, England.

PUCKETT, ANDREW (Y.). 1948-    . Born in Sturminster, Dorset.

PULLEIN-THOMPSON, HAROLD DENIS. 1919-2011.

RACE, PHILIP. E(lmer) M. Parsons, ca.1926-1969.

RAMAGOS, TONYA (LEE). 1975-    . (Correcting birth date.)

RAMSAY, R(INA) [CATHERINE MARY (RINA) RAMSAY]. ca.1875-1950. (Correcting the birth date.) Born in Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrighshire, Scotland; died in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.
    The Straw. Hutchinson, 1909

RAYNER, RICHARD
    Darling Daughter. [England]

REDMOND-HOWARD, L(OUIS) G(EORGE). (Giving name in full.)

REED, HARRY. Pseudonym of Josephine Reed? (Book is copyrighted in her name.)

REED, JOSEPHINE. See: Harry Reed.

REED, P(ERCY) LEA. 1905-1980.

RHODES, KATHLYN [ANNIE KATHLEEN RHODES]. 1877-1962. Born in Thirsk, Yorkshire; died in Staines, England.

RICHARDS, PAUL. George Snyder, 1937-    .

RIDEOUT, HENRY MILNER
    The Twisted Foot. [Indonesia]

ROAN, TOM [THOMAS B. ROAN]. 1894-1958. (Correction.) Former peace officer who grew up in Alabama; prolific author of western stories for the pulps.

ROBINSON, (DR.) J(OHN) H(OVEY). Born in Sebec, Maine; died in Fairhaven, Minnesota. (Correction of birthplace.)
    The Child of the Sierra; or, The Gipsey Brigand. Gleason (Boston), 1848

RODGERS, ALVIN LEE. 1943-    . Joint pseudonym with several others: Norman Moore, q.v.

ROSCOE, THEODORE
    Murder on the Way! British title: A Grave Must Be Deep. Popular (London), 1947. Also published in the U.S. under the British title: Starmont, 1989
    Z Is for Zombie. [Haiti]

ROSS, CAMERON
    Villa Plot, Counterplot. [Spain]

ROTHWELL, UNA (MAUD ROSEBY). 1914-197?  Born in Queensland, Australia.

ROWE, GEORGE
    -The Fairy Bed-Maker. Ward Lock, 1903 [London]

ROWSELL, MARY CATHERINE. 1840-1921. Died in Bromley, Kent, England.

ROYER, LOUIS-CHARLES. 1889-    . (Correcting birth date.) A journalist who specialized in writing erotic fiction.
    -Love Camp. Delete (not criminous)

RUSSELL, AGNES [AGNES RUSSELL SHORT]. Born in Bradford, England; living in Ballater, Scotland.

RYLAND, CLIVE. Clive Ryland Priestley, 1892-1973.

SAGOLA, MARIO J. Henry Kane, 1908-1988.

ST. GEORGE, JOSEPH. George (Israel) Joseph, 1909-1989. (Correcting birth date.)
 
SALTER, MARY. 1907-2000.

SANDFORD, MURRAY. Correct to: SANFORD, MURRAY. Pseudonym of J. P. Murray.

SANDS, MARTIN. John (Frederick) Burke, 1922-2011.

SANGSTER, JIMMY [JAMES HENRY KINMEL SANGSTER]. 1927-2011.

SANSOM, JOHN. Jimmy Sangster, 1927-2011.

SAUNDERS, HILARY (ADRIAN) ST. GEORGE. (Correcting middle name.)

SAUNDERS, JEAN (INNES). 1932-2011.

SCHAEFFER, SUSAN FROMBERG. 1940-2011. (Correcting birth date.)

SCHWALM, HANS. 1906-1969. Pseudonym: Jan Petersen, q.v.

SEBENTHALL, ROBERTA ELIZABETH.  (Show name spelled thus.) Name given variously as Betty R. Sebenthall and Elizabeth R. Sebenthall.
 
SEWART, ALAN. SC: Sgt. Harry Chamberlane (corrected spelling) = HC; Detective Superintendent David Evans (giving rank/name in full).
    Razor Jacques. HC

SHARAM, KATE [KATHLEEN ELIZABETH FURNIVAL SHARAM]. 1948-    . Giving name in full.
 
SHARAM, NORMAN KEITH. 1932-    . (Giving name in full.)

SHEERS, JAMES C.    1924-1970. (Correcting the dates.)

SHELLEY, M(ARY) W(OLLSTONECRAFT GODWIN). See also: Martin (T.) Powell.

SHEPHERD, LISA. Pseudonym of Daisy [Dia] Shepherd Orridge, 1916-1994. Born and died in Nottingham, England.

SHERIDAN, CLARE (CONSUELO FREWIN). 1885-1970. (Correcting death date.)
    -El Caid. U.S. title: The Substitute Bride. Longmans, 1931

SHERLOCK, A(LAN) B(YRON). 1900-1966.

SHERLOCK, CHRISTOPHER
    Call of the Lion. Heinemann, 1993
    Hyena Dawn. [Zimbabwe, Mozambique, South Africa, 1970s]
    Night of the Predator. Heinemann, 1991 [South Africa]

SIEGEL, BARBARA and SCOTT. SC: James Bond = JB.
    Strike It Deadly. Ballantine, 1985 JB (Note: This was one of four books in the “Find Your Fate” series intended for younger readers and based on the film “A View to a Kill”, based in turn on the ss by Ian Fleming, 1908-1964, q.v.)

SIMENON, GEORGES
    A Battle of Nerves. Also published as: A Man’s Head. Penguin, 2003
    Maigret and the Man on the Boulevard. Also published as: The Man on the Boulevard. Penguin, 2003
    The Man on the Boulevard; see Maigret and the Man on the Boulevard
    A Man’s Head; see A Battle of Nerves

SKYE, CHRISTINA
    -Come the Night. Dell pb, 1994 [England, 1800s]

SLATTER, GORDON (CYRIL). 1922- 2002. Born in Christchurch, New Zealand, where he lived most of his life and taught high school history for 25 years; served in the army in WWII.
 
SMITH, AMBER. 1946-    . Joint pseudonym with several others: Norman Moore, q.v.

SMITH, YORK. Delete tentative middle name and birth date.
 
SNYDER, GEORGE. 1937-    . Retired as Senior Editor, Technical Publications, Boeing Co.

SOUCHON, MARIE MADELEINE. Pseudonym: Nell Pierlain, q.v.

SPENCE, AINSLIE. Ida Mary Murphy, ca.1897-    .

SPRIGG, C(HRISTOPHER) ST. JOHN. Pseudonym: Christopher Caudwell, q.v.

SPURRELL, HERBERT GEORGE FLAXMAN. 1877-1918. Probable pseudonym: Herbert George, q.v.

STACPOOLE, H(ENRY) DEVERE. Pseudonym: Henry Mountjoy, q.v.

STANLEY, PAUL. Born in Argentina of Russian parents; has doctoral degree in comparative literature from Columbia University; interpreter at the U.N. for 30 years.

STEED, NEVILLE. Norman Keith Sharam, 1923-    . (Giving name in full.)

STEELE, WILBUR DANIEL
    -Taboo. Harcourt, 1925; Hutchinson, 1927

STEWART, DOUGLAS (LINDSAY)
    The Dallas Dilemma. White Lodge, 1988 [Dallas]   

STEWART, JO. Delete reference to Diane Pierce.

STINE, R(OBERT) L(AWRENCE). 1943-    . SC: James Bond = JB.
    Win, Place or Die. Ballantine, 1985 JB (Note: This was one of four books in the “Find Your Fate” series intended for younger readers and based on the film “A View to a Kill,” based in turn on the ss by Ian Fleming, 1908-1964, q.v.)

STOKER, BRAM. See also: Steven Philip Jones, 1960-    . And: Jon J. Muth, 1960-    .

STOKES, DAVID W. Pseudonym: David Hayward, q.v.
 
STOKES, FRANCIS WILLIAM. 1883-1956.

STOVER, CURTIS R. 1944-    . Joint pseudonym with several others: Norman Moore, q.v.

STRNAD, JAN (STEVEN). 1950-    . See: Dennis (Kunio) Fujitake, 1949-    .

STUART, BRIAN
    Knock-Out Kavanagh. [London]

SUBOND, VALERIE. V(alerie) Merle (Spanner) Grayland, 1924-1985.

SUMMERS, ROWENA. Jean (Innes) Saunders, 1932-2011.

SUTHERLAND, MORRIS. Gwendolen Sutherland Morris, 1892-1973. (Correcting birth date.)

SWAN, PHYLLIS. Phyllis Swan Pettit, 1930-1997.

SWEM, CHARLES LEE. 1893-1956. (Correcting the dates.) Born in Groveville, New Jersey; died in New York City; participant in shorthand competitions, private stenographer to President Wilson; official shorthand reporter to the New York Supreme Court.

SYMONS, BERYL (MARY ELIZABETH TAUBMAN)
    Strange Witness. No SC
 
TALBOT, HENRY. SC: Ian Maclean = IM.
    Cold Line to Moscow. IM [England]
    A Spy in the Hand. IM [England]

TAYLOR, TOM [THOMAS TAYLOR, JR.].  (Show name thus.)
 
TEARLE, JEAN CANNINGS. 1918-2010. See: Victor Canning, 1911-1986.

TEMPLE, LEAH [LEAH LOUISE TEMPLE PATTON]. 1954-    .

THARP, THEODORE A(UGUSTUS). (Correcting middle name.) 1844-1915. Born in Newmarket, Cambridgeshire, England; died in London; graduate of Addiscombe Military Academy, and served in India.

THEINER, GEORGE. John (Frederick) Burke, 1922-2011.

THIENES, THOMAS LOVELLE. 1883-1951. (Correction.)

THOMAS, MARTIN
    Sorcerers of Set. [London]

THOMAS, (REV. JAMES) OWEN. 1895-1987. Born in Winchester, England; school teacher and later assistant curate.
    Rope Fodder. [Scotland]
 
THOMAS, VERNON. Pseudonym of John O’Brien, 1887-1953. Born in Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia; served in the Infantry Battalion in WWI; died in Brisbane, Queensland.

THOMPSON, MAURICE. 1844-1901.
    The King of Honey Island. Bonner (New York), 1893; J. Henderson (London), 1893 [New Orleans]

THORNDIKE, (ARTHUR) RUSSELL. Born in Kent, England, the younger brother of actress Dame Sybil Thorndike; an actor who toured extensively in Britain, the U.S., South Africa, India and the Far East, mostly in Shakespearean roles; then a novelist whose Dr. Syn was based on a legendary folk hero called The Scarecrow; died in London.

TOM-GALLON, NELLIE
    The Man Who Walked in Scarlet. [Rome]

TORR, DOMINIC. John Branfroot Simpson Pedler, 1928-    . Born in Woolwich, London; living in France.

TOWNSEND, GEORGE TOWNSEND. 1841-1914. Born in Georgetown, Delaware and died in New York City; war correspondent during the Civil War; established and edited the “Capital” in Washington D.C. in 1871; built the War Correspondent’s Memorial Arch in 1896.
    Tales of the Chesapeake. American News, 1880 ss (with some crime): A Bayside Idyl \ The Big Idiot \ Chester River \ The Circuit Preacher \ A Convent Legend \ Crutch, the Page \ Dominion Over the Fish \ Fall of Utie \ Haunted Pungy \ Herman of Bohemia Manor \ The Imp in Manjemoy \ Judge Whaley’s Demon \ The Judge’s Last Tune \ Kidnapped \ King of Chincoteague \ Legend of Funkstown \ The Lobby Brother \ Old St. Mary’s \ Old Washington Almshouse \ Phantom Architect \ Potomac River \ Preachers’ Sons in 1849 \ Sir William Johnson’s Night \ Tell-Tale Feet \ Ticking Stone \ Upper Marlb’ro’ 

TRIANTAFILLEDES, NICHOLAS E. 1965-   . Pseudonym: A. T. Nicholas, q.v.

TUCKER, MIKE. 1950-    .

TULLY, JIM. 1886-1947. (Correcting birth date.) Born in St. Mary’s Ohio. 
    Laughter in Hell. Boni, 1932 [South]

VANCE, LOUIS JOSEPH
    The Day of Days. [New York City]

VAN KIRK, EILEEN M. 1925-1995. (Deleting question marks.)

VILES, EDWARD HENRY. 1841-1891. Born in Surrey, England; died in London. Author of at least some of the Claude Duval stories published anonymously (see: Anonymous).

VINTER, MARY (MARGARET KELL)
    Easy to Know. [England]
    Fun While It Lasts. [England]

VOUKITCHEVITCH, MIHAILO V. 1933-    .               

WALDRON, SIMON. Delete reference to Jim Cleveland.
 
WARNER, DOUGLAS (THOMAS WISE). 1917-1967.  Delete reference to Elizabeth Florence Warner and John Desmond Currie.

WARNER, ELIZABETH FLORENCE. Delete.
 
WATNEY, MARIGOLD. 1886-1965. Died in Hove, Sussex.

WEINSTEIN, ZEUS. Peter Neugebauer, 1929-    .

WELL, ALAN STEWART
    Where Lionel Lies. [England]

WEST, JOHN B(ALDWIN). (Giving name in full.) Add: public health advisor to the emperor of Ethiopia; director of the Harlem Health Center in New York City; medical director of Provident Hospital, Chicago; went to Liberia as a Major in the United States Medical Corps to command a station hospital there; after WWII he directed a United States Public Health Mission for malaria control and built and operated the first radio station in Liberia; died as the result of an automobile accident in Monrovia.
 
WHITE, PERCY
    -The Triumph of Mrs. St. George. Nash, 1904

WHITE, T(ERENCE) H(ANBURY)
    Gone to Ground. ss, several also included in The Maharajah and other stories

WHITNEY, E. G.
    The Sleeping Cupid. Show as pb                   

WILLIAMS, ELMA M(ARY). 1913-1971.

WILLIAMS, GERARD. Gary Newman, 1954-    .

WILLIAMS, SYLVIA BEVERLY NOBEL. 1946-    . Pseudonym: Sylvia Nobel, q.v.

WILLS, G(RANVILLE) P(RATT). 1898-1977.

WINN, PATRICK. Arthur Prescott Padley, 1905-1968. Born in Lancashire; died in Perth, Australia.

WITHERS, E. L. George William Potter, Jr., 1930-2010.   

WOLD, ESTELLA. Carolyn Travis Moore, 1944-    .

WOLK, GEORGE. 1941-1980.

WOOD, JOHN JAMES O’HARA. ca.1863-1920. (Correcting birth date.)

WOODARD (SLATTERY), REBECCA ELIZABETH. 1961-    .

WOODHOUSE, MARTIN (CHARLTON). 1932-2011.

WRIGHT, DERRICK (JOHN). 1924(?)-2010(?).

WYNN-JONES, HAZEL. 1921(?)-1990. See: Hazel Wynn Jones.

YORK, HELEN
    Pennhaven. [Pennsylvania]

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