Frédéric Dard

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Frédéric Dard (June 29, 1921 - June 6, 2000) was a French writer.

He used a number of pseudonyms like San-Antonio, Frederic Charles, Kaput, and L'Ange Noir.[1]

San-Antonio is the name of the Paris police superintendent from his most famous crime novels, whose name was inspired by the San Antonio city in Texas and who appeared in more than 140 books. [2]

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