E.P.Thorne Bibliography

UK First Edition Books

E.P.Thorne Series Characters:
Major Brains Cunningham - Quentin Eady - Geoff Fennell

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Buy Books by E.P.Thorne Title Publisher Date Issue Points - Notes The Black Sadhu. Story of India Wright & Brown 1935 Ganges Mud 1936 White Arab 1936 Yoga Mist Wright & Brown 1937 Three Silent Men. A Mystery Story 1939 The Smile of Cheng Su Wright & Brown 1946 The Face of Inspector Britt 1947 Sinister Sanctuary 1949 The Shadow of Dr Ferrari 1950 Justice is Mine: A "Brains" Cunningham story 1950 The Moon Dance: A "Brains" Cunningham story Wright & Brown 1953 Red Bamboo: A "Brains" Cunningham thriller 1954 Date with the Departed Wright & Brown 1955 Lady with a Gun 1955 Seven Red Herrings: a detective mystery featuring Q.E.D. 1956 The Devil's Chapel 1957 A problem in crime detection featuring Q.E.D. Evil in the Cup Wright & Brown 1958 A problem in crime detection featuring Q.E.D Gallows Inn 1958 Another problem in crime detection featuring Q.E.D Die Wearing a Rose 1959 The Angel Steps in 1960 The Bengal Spider Plan Wright & Brown 1961 They Never Come Back 1961 The House of the Fragrant Lotus 1962 Expect No Mercy Wright & Brown 1962 Another thrilling Q E D detective mystery Assignment Haiti: a 'Man on the spot' story 1963 Black Sunset 1963 Zero Minus Nine 1964 Chinese Poker Wright & Brown 1964 The Death Rust 1965 The Jungle Hut 1966 Operation Dragnet 1966 The Caribbean Affair 1966 The Moscow File: a 'Man on the spot'story 1967 Code Word Proton Wright & Brown 1968 Dust Jacket Artist: Micklewright E.P.Thorne Biography - Information About the Author Ernest Pollett Thorne possibly born 1896 re an ancestry site. All books published by Wright & Brown, some using the full name "Ernest Pollett Thorne" but most under EP Thorne. These books are worth collecting for the dust jackets alone, especially the early to 1950s titles, 1960s still good but they don't have quite the artistic merit and imgaination of the earlier books, in our humble opinion. Books in jackets for the collector are not easy to find, most seem to be ex-library copies when they do turn up, in our experience. Personally, I'd be prepared to collect the earlier titles in jacket from public libraries provided they were priced accordingly, the jackets are worth it and you may not get another chance, if you do then upgrade.

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