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Dana Chambers Books for Sale
| Title |
Publisher |
Date |
Issue Points - Notes |
| Some Day I'll Kill You |
Dial |
1939 |
UK: Robert Hale 1939 |
| Too Like the Lightning |
Dial |
1939 |
Reprinted 1951 as Too Like the Dead UK: Robert Hale 1940 jacket 7/6 |
| She'll Be Dead by Morning |
Dial |
1940 |
UK: Robert Hale 1941 |
| The Blonde Died First |
Dial |
1941 |
UK: Robert Hale 1943 |
| Nine Against New York |
Holt |
1941 |
Not listed by Hubin, nothing in British Library |
| Witch's Moon |
Dial |
1941 |
Not listed by Hubin, nothing in British Library |
| The Frightened Man |
Dial |
1942 |
UK: Robert Hale 1945, DJ 8/6 |
| The Court of Shadows |
Dial |
1943 |
Not listed by Hubin, nothing in British Library |
| The Last Secret |
Dial |
1943 |
UK: Robert Hale 1949 |
| Darling This is Death |
Dial |
1945 |
UK: Robert Hale 1951 |
| Death Against Venus |
Dial |
1946 |
Dust jacket artwork by Edgard Cirlin UK: Robert Hale 1953 |
| The Case of Caroline Animus |
Dial |
1946 |
Reprinted in 1948 as Dear Dead Women UK: Robert Hale 1951 |
| Rope For An Ape |
Dial |
1947 |
Dustwrapper artwork by Edgard Cirlin UK: Robert Hale 1952 |
 Dust Jacket Artist: Stead
Dana Chambers Author Biography - Information About the Author
Dana Chambers is a pseudonym of Albert Leffingwell who was born in 1895 and died in 1946 (re British Library, Hubin states 1966). He also wrote under the name Giles Jackson
American editions precede the British books in all cases, UK editions noted when held by the British Library.
The books are not common in dust jacket, even the American editions which had much larger print runs are not common.
Some effective period dust jacket artwork is, as always, a bonus for book collectors.
Collectors of the UK first editon books will likely be plagued by ex-library copies which made up most of the print runs.
Readers are laughing as paperbacks are plentiful and reasonably priced.
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