Dorothy Salisbury Davis

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Dorothy Salisbury Davis (born April 26, 1916, Chicago, Illinois) is an American crime fiction writer.

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[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Mrs. Norris Series

  • A Gentleman Called (1958)
  • Old Sinners Never Die (1960)
  • Death of an Old Sinner (1961)

[edit] Julie Hayes Series

  • A Death in the Life (1976)
  • Scarlet Night (1980)
  • Lullaby of Murder (1984)
  • The Habit of Fear (1987)

[edit] Novels

  • The Judas Cat (1949)
  • A Gentle Murderer (1951)
  • The Clay Hand (1952)
  • Black Sheep, White Lamb (1964)
  • The Pale Betrayer (1965)
  • Enemy and Brother (1967)
  • God Speed the Night (1969) (with Jerome Ross)
  • Where the Dark Streets Go (1970)
  • Crime without Murder (1972)
  • Shock Wave (1974)
  • Little Brothers (1974)
  • In the Still of the Night (2001)
  • A Town of Masks (2001)

[edit] Collections

  • Tales for a Stormy Night (1984)

[edit] Anthologies containing stories by Dorothy Salisbury Davis

  • The Fantastic Universe Omnibus (1960)
  • Great Tales of Mystery and Suspense (1981)

[edit] Short stories

  • Spring Fever (1952)
  • Matter of Public Notice, a (1957)
  • The Muted Horn (1957)
  • Mrs. Norris Visits the Library (1959)
  • By the Scruff of the Soul (1963)
  • Old Friends (1975)
  • Last Party, the (1980)
  • Devil and His Due, the (1981)
  • Natural Causes (1983)
  • Justina (1989)
  • Silver Thimble, a (1990)
  • Puppet, the (1991)
  • To Forget Mary Ellen (1992)
  • Now Is Forever (1994)
  • Miles to Go (1996)
  • Scream, the (1998)
  • Hank's Tale (2000)
  • Letter, the (2002)

[edit] External links

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