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| Title |
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Date |
Issue Points - Notes |
| Arrest These Men |
Cassell |
1932 |
ECB states 'cheap edition 3/6 |
| Raffles After Dark |
Cassell |
1933 |
DJ 7/6. US: 1933 Day as The Return of R.... |
| R...... in Pursuit |
Cassell |
1934 |
Apr 34. DJ priced 7/6 |
| Enemy of Women |
Cassell |
1934 |
Aug 34. DJ priced 7/6 |
| Ladies in Retreat |
Cassell |
1935 |
DJ priced 7/6 |
| R..... Under Sentence |
Cassell |
1936 |
Jan 36. DJ priced 7/6 |
| She Married Raffles |
Cassell |
1936 |
Sept 36. DJ priced 7/6 |
| Raffles' Crime in Gibraltar |
Amal' Press |
1937 |
Not in the ECB. US: 1939 Curl as They Hang them in Gibraltar |
| Raffles vs. Sexton Blake |
Amal' Press |
1937 |
Not listed in the ECB |
| Ask No Mercy |
Cassell |
1937 |
Mar 37. DJ priced 7/6 |
| I'm No Murderer |
Cassell |
1938 |
DJ 7/6. US: 1939 Curl |
| Night Call |
Hutchinson |
1939 |
as Pat Merriman. July 39. DW 7/6 |
| The Girl on Zero |
Cassell |
1939 |
Sept 39. DJ priced 7/6 |
| The ARP Mystery |
Amal' Press |
1939 |
Not in the ECB |
| Blonde Without Escort |
Cassell |
1940 |
Mar 40. DJ priced 8/3 |
| The Whispering Cracksman |
Cassell |
1940 |
Dec 40. DJ 7/6. US: 1941 Arcadia as Ten Words of Poison |
| R...... and the Key Man |
Lippincott |
1940 |
US edition |
| Gibraltar Prisoner |
Cassell |
1942 |
Not in ECB. US: 1942 Arcadia as All Exits Blocked |
| The Tilted Moon |
Cassell |
1949 |
US: 1950 Mill as Rogues Island |
| A Singular Conspiracy |
Merrill |
1974 |
US edition |
as Philip Atkey
| Title |
|
Date |
Issue Points - Notes |
| Blue Water Murder |
Cassell |
1935 |
DJ priced 7/6 |
| Heirs of Merlin |
Cassell |
1945 |
DJ priced 7/6 |
| Juniper Rock |
Cassell |
1953 |
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Further Information
Barry Perowne, born 1908 in England and real name Philip
Atkey, is best known for his revival of EW hornung's series character
The Gentleman Crook. The stories depict a slightly different version of
the character and the settings lack something of the atmosphere of the
original stories, that said they are well done with exciting plot lines. |
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