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Kem Bennett Books for Sale
| Title |
Publisher |
Date |
Issue Points - Notes |
| Rococo and a Bottle of Rum |
Arthur Barker |
1947 |
A novel, not in HUbin |
| Rubberneck |
Arthur Barker |
1948 |
222 pages ; (8º) |
| Alms from an Amazon |
Arthur Barker |
1949 |
208 pages ; (8º) |
| The Wink |
Rupert Hart-Davis |
1951 |
UK Dustwrapper artwork by Osbert Lancaster
US: Pellegrini 1951 as
The Fabulous Wink |
| The Devil's Current |
Collins |
1953 |
US: Crime Club Doubleday 1953
Book set in the Middle East |
| Dangerous Knowledge |
Collins |
1955 |
US: Doubleday 1955 as
Passport for a Renegade
US dust Jacket artist Vera Bock |
| Adventure Men Magazine |
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1955 |
Short story |
| Argosy Men Adventure Magazine |
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1956 |
Short story |
| This Week's Stories Mystery and Suspense |
Random House |
1957 |
Anthology, various crime fiction authors |
| Look at Fire Brigades |
Hamish Hamilton |
1963 |
Illustrated by Leslie Cresswell |
| Look at Rescue at Sea |
Hamish Hamilton |
1964 |
Illustrated by Ivan Lapper |
| The Book of Heroism |
Hamish Hamilton |
1964 |
Stories selected by Kem Bennett |
| The Trap - Short story |
Popular Library |
1964 |
In The Saturday Evening Post Magazine
A science fiction short story contribution |
| Wide Angle Lens |
Morrow |
1980 |
Sci Fi short story in an anthology |
Kem Bennett Author Biography - Information About the Author
Kem Bennett, Kemys Deverell, was born in 1919 and died in 1986 re University of Oxford Libraries, and is in Hubin's crime and mystery guide book.
We've taken this bibliography way beyond Hubin so this should be a complete list of published books, although some short stories in magazines etc could well be missing, we've included everything we could find in every available resource and library.
The main books lean to the thriller or espionage genre, set in the Cold War. They are collectable and uncommon in nice condition complete with dust jacket. They should not be prohibitively expensive, in book collecting terms, but don't expect to find them for nothing and if you do snatch them up
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