The occult detective fiction series The Guardians was another Peter Saxon title, with writers including Baker, Rex Dolphin, Wilfred McNeilly, and Thomas Martin. ‘The Shuttered Room.’ Based on ‘The Shuttered Room and Other Pieces’ which was originally published in 1959 featuring a collection of short stories, essays and memoirs by H.P. The Chinese Gold Murders: A Judge Dee Detective Story (Judge Dee Mysteries)Robert Van Gulik, The TorturerPeter Saxon, Informationen und Versicherungen. The Disorientated Man was a Peter Saxon conspiracy thriller mainly written by Stephen Frances and edited by Baker it was adapted as the 1970 film, Scream and Scream Again, starring Vincent Price, Christopher Lee, Alfred Marks, Michael Gothard, and Peter Cushing. ‘Peter Saxon’ was a house pseudonym used by various writers in the 1960s and early 70s. In 1965, Baker moved to a different publisher, Mayflower Books, and continued writing Sexton Blake novels as 'Peter Saxon', but Mayflower also began to use this pen-name as a house pseudonym for works by other authors. One of these Sexton Blake novels, Crime Is My Business, was made into the 1958 film, Murder at Site 3, by Hammer Film Productions. Public records for Peter Saxon range in age from 34 years. Details Select delivery location Used: Very Good Details Sold by packrat Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. Details Or fastest delivery November 2 - 7. Howard Baker at Amalgamated Press, mostly for novels in the Sexton Blake series. The state with the most residents by this name is California, followed by New York and Connecticut. The Torturer: Peter Saxon: 9780446633697: : Books Buy used: 49.99 3.99 delivery November 7 - 15. 10 On lfric's sources for the Lives of Saints, see Peter Clemoes, 'lfric', in Continuations and.

The pseudonym 'Peter Saxon' was originally used by Irish pulp fiction writer and journalist W. The ghost of The Torturer returns and torments the cast and crew. The saint exposes the torturer's foolish ignorance.

Peter Saxon is a pen name used by various thriller authors from the 1950s to the 1970s.

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