Octavus Roy Cohen Bibliography

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Title   Date Issue Points - Notes The Other Woman Macaulay 1917 with JU Giesy. UK: 1920 Wells The Crimson Alibi Dodd Mead 1919 UK: 1919 Nash Gray Dusk Dodd Mead 1920 UK: 1920 Nash Six Seconds of Darkness Dodd Mead 1921 UK: 1921 Nash Midnight Dodd Mead 1922 UK: 1922 Nash Jim Hanvey, Detective Ditto 1923 UK: 1924 Nash The Iron Chalice Little Brown 1925 UK: 1926 Cassell. DW 7/6 The Outer Gate Little Brown 1927 UK: Oct 1927 Hodder. DW 7/6 Detours Ditto 1927   The May Day Mystery Appleton 1929 DW 7/6 The Backstage Mystery Appleton 1930 DW 7/6 Cameos Ditto 1931 DW 7/6 Star of Earth Ditto 1932 DW 7/6 The Townsend Murder Mystery Ditto 1933 DW 7/6 Scrambled Yeggs Century 1934 DW 7/6 Child of Evil Ditto 1936 DW 7/6 I Love You Again Ditto 1937 DW 7/6 East of Broadway Appleton 1938 DW 7/6 Florian Slappey Ditto 1938 DW 7/6 Strange Honeymoon Ditto 1939 DW 7/6 Romance in Crimson Ditto 1940 Not in the ECB Lady in Armor Appleton 1941 Not in the ECB Sound of Revelry Macmillan 1943 UK: 1945 Hale DW 8/6 Romance in the First Degree Ditto 1944 UK: 1951 Hale Danger in Paradise Macmillan 1945 UK: 1949 Hale Dangerous Lady Ditto 1946 UK: 1948 Barker Love Has No Alibi Macmillan 1946 UK: 1952 Hale Don't Ever Love Me Ditto 1947 UK: 1948 Barker My Love Wears Black Ditto 1948 UK: 1949 Barker More Beautiful Than Murder Ditto 1948 UK: 1950 Barker A Bullet for My Love Macmillan 1950 UK: 1951 Barker The Corpse That Walked Fawcett 1951 UK: 1957 Red Seal Lost Lady Fawcett 1951 UK: 1953 Fawcett Love Can Be Dangerous Macmillan 1955 UK: 1955 Barker All page content © Classic Crime Fiction Further Information Octavus Roy Cohen .American, Born in Charleston, South Carolina, 26 June 1891. Educated at Porter Military Academy, Charleston; Clemson Agricultural College, South Carolina. B.S. 1911; studied law in his father's office, and admitted to the South Carolina Bar, 1913. Served in the United States Naval Reserve, 1939-40: Lieutenant. Married Inez Lopez in 1914; one son. Civil engineer, Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company. 1909-10; newspaperman for Birmingham Ledger, Charleston News and Courier, Bayonne Times, New Jersey, and Newark Morning Star, before practising law, Charleston. 1913-15. Self-employed writer after 1915. Litt. D.: Birmingham Southern College, 1927. Died 6 January 1959.

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