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The Song of the Flea by Gerald KERSH, 1953-01-01

Ellery Queen 1970--February by Robert L. Fish, Michael Gilbert, Edward D. Hoch, Gerald Kersh. Contributors include Earl Derr Biggers, 1970-01-01

Ellery Queen 1962--September by Ben Hecht, Gerald Kersh, Hugh Pentecost, Henry Slesar. Contributors include Anthony Boucher, 1962-01-01

THE TERRIBLY WILD FLOWERS by GERALD KERSH, 1962

Playboy Magazine December 1957 by Budd and Vance Packard, H Allen Smith, Rolf Malcolm (Harvey Kurtzman article?, Gerald Kersh Schulberg, 1957

FACES IN A DUSTY PICTURE by KERSH. GERALD, 1944

Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, June 1967 (Vol. 49, No. 6) by Cornell Woolrich, Georges Simenon, et all 1967

Sergeant Nelson of the Guards by Gerald Kersh, 1945-01-01

Ellery Queen 1970--October by Celia Fremlin, Edward D. Hoch, P. D. James, Gerald Kersh, J. N. Williamson. Contributors include Avram Davidson, 1970-01-01

Ellery Queen 1964--November by Fredric Brown, Fredric Brown (Why, Benny, Why?), F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gerald Kersh, Helen McCloy, Helen McCloy (Murder Ad Lib), Hugh Pentecost. Contributors include Lloyd Biggle Jr., 1964-01-01

The nine lives of Bill Nelson, by Gerald Kersh, 1942

Ellery Queen 1966--January by Gerald Kersh, Fritz Leiber, Julian Symons, J. N. Williamson. Contributors include John W. Jakes, 1966-01-01

Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, July 1962 by Ellery; Margaret Austin; Charlotte Armstrong; Gerald Kersh; William E. Barrett; Harry Kemelman; Charles B. Child; Anthony Boucher; Michael Fessier Queen, 1962

Ellery Queen 1970--January by Hugh Pentecost, Ray Russell, Georges Simenon, Rex Stout, Rex Stout (Nero Wolfe Devises a Stratagem). Contributors include Gerald Kersh, 1970-01-01

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Translate this page iulisch-claudisch kersh, gerald. The Implacable Hunter London Heinemann, 1961236 S. The Implacable Hunter London Pan Books, 1964 iulisch-claudisch
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. K Kerr, W. Park; kersh,gerald; Kertzer, Morris N. Kessel, Irene; Kessler, Brad; Ketcherside, Erik;
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Jones, Raymond F. K Kahn, James; Kay, Guy Gavriel; kersh, gerald; Kilian,Crawford; Killough, Lee; King, Stephen; Knight, Damon; Koontz, DeanR.
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Extractions: These texts are those that contain information about the author himself/herself. This includes biographical and bibliographical information. Texts about a specific books, such as reviews, are available separately. Note : This page is available in three versions: The tables contain more information than the list, but not all browsers can handle tables.) A B C D ... Z A B C D E F G H J Jakes, John
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Translate this page KERN, DONALD. KERN, FG. KERN, R. KERNER, CHARLOTTE. KERNER, FRED. KERR, PHILIP. kersh,gerald. KERSTIN, GOTTFRIED. KERTZER, DAVID I. KESELMAN, G. KESELMAN, GABRIELA.
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AllReaders.com Profile Of Charles Smyth
Movies SciFi/Fantasy Comedy Personal Dramas Action Dramas. gerald KershProfile for Charles Smyth Name, Charles Smyth. Title, Senior (five star) Scholar.
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Extractions: Home/Íà÷àëî Contents ABC of Authors Authors K ... Thesaurus Kersh, Gerald ) (6 àâãóñòà 1911, Òåääèíãòîí-íà-Òåìçå, Âåëèêîáðèòàíèÿ [Teddington-on-Thames, England] - 5 íîÿáðÿ 1968, Ìèääëòàóí, Íüþ-Éîðê [Middletown, New York]) - àíãëî-àìåðèêàíñêèé ïèñàòåëü-ôàíòàñò. Óòâåðæäàë, ÷òî ðîäèëñÿ â Ðîññèè, è ýòî óòâåðæäåíèå ïðîíèêëî âî ìíîãèå áèîãðàôè÷åñêèå ñòàòüè. Â ïîñëåäíèå ãîäû æèçíè ìíîãî ïèë è áîëåë. Óìåð îò ðàêà ãîðëà. All That One Man Remembered, (ss), The Horrible Dummy, Heinemann, 1944 The Ape and the Mystery (akaThe Mysterious Mona Lisa Smile), (ss), Saturday Evening Post, June 26, 1948 A Bargain with Cashel, (ss), Saturday Evening Post, April 27, 1963 The Battle of the Singing Men, (ss), 1944 The Beggars' Stone, (ss), Esquire A Bit of a Change, (ss), 1944 The Bitter Seas, (ss), 1944 Bone for Debunkers (aka The Karmesin Affair), (ss), Saturday Evening Post, Dec 15, 1962 The Brighton Monster (aka The Monster), (ss), Saturday Evening Post, Feb 21, 1948 Buried Treasure, (ss), Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
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002818. Click to view larger imageKersh, gerald. ON AN ODD NOTE. Ballantine 268,1958. 002827. Click to view larger imageKersh, gerald. THE SECRET MASTERS.
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Extractions: According to C. Jerry Kutner , "Powers was the virtual art director of Ballantine's science fiction line, creating not only the cover illustrations (front, back, and occasionally wraparound), but the entire design of the books including positioning of the title and other text, selecting and coloring the typefaces, and sometimes even handpainting the lettering." A note about Ballantine Originals : Normally the term "1st Paperback edition" is used to denote a book that was originally published by another publisher in hardback. Many of the books in the Ballantine Originals series were never published in hardbackwe have identified these books below as "Paperback Originals". In the case where a book had a hardback printing, it was most often issued simultaneously with the paperback by Ballantine themselves. The hardbacks were issued in very small quantities, sometimes as few as two hundred, and were intended mainly for libraries. The hardbacks are understandably scarce and can command prices in the hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars. **Since this gallery was first posted, well over three-quarters of the books have sold. We are leaving the gallery up as a reference for collectors and fans.
Taz 12.11.02 Gerald Kershs Roman "Nachts In Der Stadt" Ist Der Krimi Der Saison
von Ango Laina. Pulp Master, Berlin 2002, 415 S., 11 . taz Nr.
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Extractions: Archiv Recherchedienst Impressum Abo ... LeserInnenbrief Kein Geld, keine Sonne "Er war Geschäftsmann; aber das Wort Geschäft ist so vielsagend, dass es fast bedeutungslos ist. Viele Händler werden als Geschäftsleute bezeichnet, bis man sie verhaftet; dann nennt man sie Ganoven. Und viele Geschäftsleute werden als Ganoven bezeichnet, bis sich herausstellt, dass sie nur harte Geschäftsleute sind." "Wozu taugt Geld? Kann man in zwei Betten gleichzeitig schlafen? Kann man zehnmal am Tag Mittag essen? Also, wozu ist Geld gut?" Nur die Randfiguren klopfen Sprüche wie diese. Sowohl im Leben als auch in Gerald Kershs wohl wichtigstem Roman, "Nachts in der Stadt". Ich zähle in diesem endlich in Deutschland veröffentlichten Ausnahmewerk genau drei, mehr und minder unwichtige Nebenfiguren, denen Geld gleichgültig ist. Um sie herum, in Londons inneren und äußeren Höllenkreisen mit dem Picadilly Circus als Mittelpunkt, sind die Menschen in den Nachkriegstagen mit nichts anderem als Geld beschäftigt. Ebenso gut könnten die Geschichten im New York der Neuzeit spielen, dann wäre der Soundtrack vom Wu-Tang-Clan: "C.R.E.A.M. - Cash Rules Everything Arounds Me". Beängstigend zeitlos zeichnet "Nachts in der Stadt" das Bild einer Gemeinschaft, die nur noch im gegenseitigen Betrug eine erfüllende Aufgabe findet. Unsere Hauptfigur ist Harry Fabian, eine wieselflinke Ratte, die gern behauptet, Broadway-Komponist oder Ähnliches zu sein. In Jules Dassins freier Adaption mit dem Originaltitel "Night And The City" wird Harry 1950 von Richard Widmark dargestellt, 1992 dann in Irwin Winklers gleichnamiger Verfilmung von Robert De Niro.
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AllReaders.com Profile Of David Loftus
Movies SciFi/Fantasy Comedy Personal Dramas Action Dramas. GeraldKersh Profile for David Loftus Name, David Loftus. Total Reviews, 3.
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