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Thomas Blanchard Dewey
( 6 March
1915,
Elkhart, Indiana [USA] - 22 April
1981)
Библиография
© 2005,
Vladimir (Владимир Матющенко, составитель)
Last modified: 08.01.2007
(Названия сериалов
подчеркнуты)
(Русские названия, указанные в скобках, взяты из статей и анонсов)
series characters:
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Novels: Романы: |
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Hue And Cry (NY:
Jefferson House, 1944); aka (british title): The Murder of Marion Mason (London: Dakers, 1951); also: Room For Murder (NAL [Signet], 1950) Singer Batts-1 |
(Шум и плач) |
| As Good As Dead (NY: Jefferson House, 1946) Singer Batts-2 | (Не жилец на белом свете) |
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Draw The Curtain Close
(NY: Jefferson House, 1947);
aka: Dame In Danger (Dell, 1958) Mac-1 |
(Задерни штору плотнее) |
| Mourning After (NY: The M. S. Mill Co.and William Morrow & Co., 1950) Singer Batts-3 | (После траура) |
| Handle With Fear (NY: The M. S. Mill Co.and William Morrow & Co., 1951) Singer Batts-4 | (Обращаться с опаской) |
| Mountain Girl (NY: Gold Medal # 276, 1952 [*1953]) as Cord Wainer [not detective] | (Девушка с гор) |
| Every Bet's A Sure Thing (NY: Simon & Schuster,1953) Mac-2 | |
| Kiss Me Hard (NY: Popular Library, 1953 [*1954] ) as Tom Brandt | (Целуй меня крепко) |
| Run, Brother, Run! (NY: Popular Library, 1954) as Tom Brandt | |
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Prey For Me (NY:
Simon & Schuster, 1954);
aka: The Case Of The Murdered Model (Avon, 1955) Mac-3 [*magazine publication (as The Case Of The Murdered Model) - Mar. 1968, Sir! magazine ] |
(Молись за меня) |
| The Mean Streets (NY: Simon & Schuster, 1955) Mac-4 | (Зловещие улицы) |
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The Brave, Bad Girls (NY:
Simon & Schuster, 1956)
Mac-5 [*magazine publication (aka: The Brave Girls) - Dec. 1955, Cosmopolitan] |
(Смелые плохие девчонки) |
| My Love Is Violent (NY: Popular Library, 1956) | |
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And Where She Stops (NY:
Popular Library, 1957); aka (british title): I.O.U. Murder (London: Boardman, 1958) Pete Schofield-1 [*NB (misprints): 'When', and 'There' ] |
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| You've Got Him Cold (NY: Simon & Schuster, 1958) Mac-6 | |
| What Women Want to Know. with Harold M. Imerman (NY: Crown, 1958; London: Hammond, 1960) [not detective] | |
| The Case Of The Chased And The Unchaste (Random, 1959) Mac-7 | |
| Go To Sleep, Jeannie. (NY: Popular Library, 1959) Pete Schofield-2 | (Иди спать, Дженни) |
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The Girl Who Wasn't There (NY:
Simon & Schuster, 1960);
aka: The Girl Who Never Was (Mayflower, 1962) Mac-8 |
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| Too Hot For Hawaii (NY: Popular Library, 1960) Pete Schofield-3 | (Слишком жарко для гавайских островов) |
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The Golden Hooligan (NY:
Dell, 1961); aka (british title): Mexican Slayride (Boardman, 1961) Pete Schofield-4 |
Золотая хулиганка. Не бей копытом. |
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Hunter At Large (NY:
Simon & Schuster, 1961) [*magazine publication - Apr. 1968, Sir! ] |
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| Go, Honeylou (NY: Dell, 1962) Pete Schofield-5 | |
| How Hard To Kill (NY: Simon & Schuster, 1962) Mac-9 | (Как трудно убивать) |
| The Girl With The Sweet Plump Knees (NY: Dell, 1963) Pete Schofield-6 | Девушка с пухлыми коленками |
| A Sad Song Singing (NY: Simon & Schuster, 1963) Mac-10 | (Печальная песня) |
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Don't Cry For Long (NY:
Simon & Schuster, 1964)
Mac-11 [*magazine publication - Mar. 1967, Sir! ] |
(Не плач долго) |
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The Girl In The Punchbowl (NY:
Dell, 1964)
Pete Schofield-8 [*magazine publication - Aug. 1964, Argosy Magazine] |
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Only On Tuesdays (NY:
Dell, 1964)
Pete Schofield-7 [*magazine publication - Oct. 1963, Argosy Magazine] |
(Только по вторникам) |
| Nude In Nevada (NY: Dell, 1965) Pete Schofield-9 | |
| Can A Mermaid Kill? (Tower, 1965) | |
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Portrait Of A Dead Heiress
(NY: Simon & Schuster,
1965)
Mac-12 [*magazine publication - Jul. 1967, Sir! ] |
(Портрет мертвой наследницы) |
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Deadline (NY:
Simon & Schuster, 1966)
Mac-13 [*magazine publication - Aug. 1968, Sir! ] |
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| A Season For Violence (NY: Gold Medal, 1966) | Сезон насилия |
| Death And Taxes (NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1967) Mac-14 | |
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The King Killers (NY: G. P.
Putnam's Sons, 1968); aka (british title): Death Turns Right (Hale, 1969) Mac-15 |
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| The Love-Death Thing (NY: Simon & Schuster, 1969) Mac-16 | Карманный рай |
| The Taurus Trip (NY: Simon & Schuster, 1970) Mac-17 | (Путешествие быка) |
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Stories: Рассказы: |
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| Thorn in the Flesh (January 1953, Cosmopolitan) | |
| Never Send to Know (January 1965, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine) | |
| The Prevalence of Monsters (April 1965, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine) | |
| The Big Job (December 1965, The Saint's Mystery Magazine; also in the coll. "The Best Stories of the Year", ed. by Anthony Boucher [NY: Dutton, 1966]) Mac | |
| Lucien's Nose (July 1966, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine) | |
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Editor [Anthologies] : |
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A Pride of Felons: twenty
stories by members of the Mystery Writers of America.
Edited by Dewey, The Gordons (Gordon Gordon & Mildred Gordon), and Jean
Leslie (NY: Macmillan, 1963) Contents: Foreword. The twelve-hour caper by Mike Marmer The converted spouse by Ann May and Ryerson Johnson The dumb-belle by Richard M. Gordon Homicide house by Day Keene An instrument of justice by Margaret Manners Mr. Manning's money tree by Robert Arthur The numbers man by Anthony Boucher You'll be sorry when I'm dead by Henry Slesar The adventure of the spectacled band by Robert L. Fish The death of Erick Heilkram by Miriam Allen deFord Stickler for details by Ed Lacy The seeds of murder by John Suter The Banquo trap by Lillian de al Torre Money isn't everything by C.L. Sweeney, Jr. The scarf by Hugh Munro Piropos at midnight by Antonio Helu The big switch by Fred S. Tobey His wonders to perform by Gladys Cluff Absolute pitch by Jerome Barry Run into trouble by Lawrence Treat. |
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Sleuths and Consequences:
an Anthology of Mystery Stories By the Mystery Writers of America.
Edited By Thomas B. Dewey (NY: Simon & Schuster, 1966) Contents: Foreword by Thomas B. Dewey The Hochmann miniatures by Robert L. Fish Ask a stupid question by Lawrence Treat The specialist by James Reach Squeeze play by Allen King Lang Twelve and a half cents by Charles Norman The five-minute millionaire by James Cross Pretty Polly Perkins by Gladys Cluff The scent of terror by Robert Bloch A choice of witnesses by Henry Slesar End game by Polly Podolsky Game of skill by Edward D. Hoch The journeymen by John Buchanan The impossible theft by John F. Suter The tired Romeo by Jean Johnson Guessing game by Rose Million Healey The $2,000,000 defense by Harold Q. Masur The perfectionist by Donald McNutt Douglass By the scruff of the soul by Dorothy Salisbury Davis "Puddin' and pie" by De Forbes The crime of Ezechiele Coen by Stanley Ellin . [--A nifty little collection with mystery stories] |
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