Sinclair Gluck Bibliography

US & UK First Edition Books in Order

Sinclair Gluck Series Characters: Paul Bernard - Jack Clayton - Ross McCoy

Sinclair Gluck Books for Sale Title Publisher Date Issue Points - Notes The House of the Missing Dodd Mead 1924 UK: Mills & Boon 1923 as The Golden Panther Thieves' Honour Dodd Mead 1925 UK: Mills & Boon 1924 The White Streak Clode 1924 UK: Mills & Boon 1924 The Green Blot Dodd Mead 1925 UK: Mills & Boon 1924 The Four Winds Dodd Mead 1926 UK: Mills & Boon 1926 The Dragon in Harness Dodd Mead 1932 UK: Mills & Boon 1927 The Deeper Scar Dodd Mead 1927 UK: Mills & Boon 1927 The Last Trap: A detective story Dodd Mead 1928 UK: Mills & Boon 1928 The Man Who Never Blundered Dodd Mead 1929 UK: Mills & Boon 1928 Shadow in the House Dodd Mead 1929 UK: Mills & Boon 1929 as Death Comes to Dinner Reissued by Withy Grove Press, 1947 The Blind Fury Dodd Mead 1930 UK: Mills & Boon 1930 The Wildcat Dodd Mead 1932 UK: Mills & Boon 1931 Red Emeralds Mills & Boon 1932 No American edition ? Minus X Mills & Boon 1933 No American edition ? Secrecy Frank A. Munsey 1934 Short story in Argosy magazine Sea Shroud A murder story Mills & Boon 1934 No American edition ? The Great London Mystery Mills & Boon 1936 No American edition ? A Delicate Case of Murder Macmillan 1937 UK: Mills & Boon 1937 Little Green Buddha Frank A. Munsey 1937 Short story in Argosy magazine The Dreaming Death Frank A. Munsey 1937 Short story in Argosy magazine The Purring Cat Frank A. Munsey 1940 Short story in Argosy magazine Come and Kill Me Mills & Boon 1941 No American edition ? Honourable Mister Death World's Work 1942 Adventures of a secret agent in the Sino-Japanese War By S. Gluck. And other stories Buy Books by Sinclair Gluck Sinclair Gluck Author Biography - Information About the Author Sinclair Gluck, born 1887 and died 1956 is listed in Hubin's crime fiction reference guide. The author was born in America but you'll note from the bibliography that many of the books were first published in Britain, those published in the same year could well have British precedence too. Sinclair Gluck also wrote under than pseudonym of Melrod Danning. First edition books in dust jacket are obviously rare, expect British editions to be rarer than the US editions, smaller print runs, they will also be more valuable. Book collectors looking to put together a full set of Sinclair Gluck's books should probably accept copies without jackets in a realistic world, they can, of course, be upgraded if and when the opportunity arises.

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