Dorothy B. Hughes

	Dorothy B. Hughes Dorothy Belle Flanagan Hughes [1904-1993]
	Grand Master Award from Mystery Writers of America, 1978
	William "Toby" Tobin, a Princeton-educated homicide inspector, in New York City:
	The So Blue Marble (1940) The Cross-Eyed Bear (1940) APA: The Cross-Eyed Bear Murders (1944)	The Fallen Sparrow (1942)

	Non-series:
	The Bamboo Blonde (1941) The Blackbirder (1943) The Delicate Ape (1944) Johnnie (1944) Dread Journey (1945) Ride the Pink Horse¹ (1946) The Scarlet Imperial (1946) APA: Kiss for a Killer (1954)	In a Lonely Place¹ (1947) The Candy Kid (1950) The Davidian Report¹ (1952) APA: The Body on the Bench (1955) The Expendable Man (1963) Finalist 1964 Edgar Award for Best Mystery
	1. Included in omnibus Ride the Pink Horse and Two Other Great Mysteries (1973)
	Other fiction:
	The Big Barbecue (1949)

	Non-fiction:
	Erle Stanley Gardner: The Case of the Real Perry Mason (1978)