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Edward D. Hoch
[1930-2008] |
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Simon Ark, a 2000 year old Coptic priest,
in New York City: |
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City of Brass
(1971) [SS]
The Judges of Hades and Other Simon Ark Stories (1971) [SS] |
The Quests of Simon Ark (1984)
[SS]
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Carl Crader and Earl Jazine, computer cops
in the future: |
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The
Transvection Machine (1971)
The Fellowship of the Hand (1973) |
The Frankenstein Factory (1975) |
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Nick Velvet, a thief who steals only valueless
things: |
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The Spy and the Thief (1971)1 [SS]
The Thefts of Nick Velvet (1978) [SS] |
The
Velvet Touch (2000) [SS]
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Jeffrey Rand, a spy and expert in codes: |
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The Spy and the Thief (1971)1 [SS]
The Spy Who Read Latin (1990) [SS] |
The
Old Spies Club and Other Intrigues of Rand (2001) [SS]
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Dr. Sam Hawthorne: |
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The Night, My Friend — The
Problems of Dr. Sam Hawthorne (1991)
Diagnosis:
Impossible: The problems of Dr. Sam Hawthorne (1996) |
More
Things Impossible: The Second Casebook of Dr. Sam Hawthorne (2006) |
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Non-series books, mostly short story collections: |
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The Shattered Raven (1969)
The Blue Movie Murders2 (1972)
Leopold’s Way (1985) [SS]
The
People of the Peacock (1991) |
The
Ripper of Storyville and Other Ben Snow Stories (1996) [SS]
[with
Marvin Lachman]
The
Night People and Other Stories [SS] (2001)
The
Iron Angel and Other Tales of the Gypsy Sleuth (2003) [SS] |
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