Lawrence Donovan

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Lawrence Donovan was an American pulp fiction writer who wrote several Doc Savage novels under the pseudonym Kenneth Robeson.

[edit] Doc Savage novels by Donovan

  • Murder Melody
  • Murder Mirage
  • The Men Who Smiled No More
  • The Haunted Ocean
  • The Black Spot
  • Cold Death
  • Land of Long Juju
  • Mad Eyes
  • He Could Stop the World

The prolific Donovan also wrote the early Whisperer novels as Clifford Goodrich and The Skipper as Wallace Brooker, surrendering both series and their housenames to other writers in 1937. He contributed novels to other pulp hero series like The Phantom Detective, The Black Bat, The Masked Detective and some of the Pete Rice short stories in Wild West Weekly. His known personal pen names include Don Laurence, Don Lawrence and Larry Dunn, which he used when contributing to Spicy Detective Stories and Spicy Western Stories.

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