Leonard R. Gribble
1 February 1908 โ 27 September 1985
Leonard Reginald Gribble was born in 1908 in Barnstaple, Devon, England. He was a prolific author who wrote under several pseudonyms. He served in the Press and Censorship Division of the Ministry of Information in London from 1940-45. He was a founding member of the Crime Writers Association in 1953, and also wrote Westerns (under the name Landon Grant) and books on nonfiction subjects such as criminology, as well as producing compilations and editorial works.
Books
- Four great mystery novels
- The case-book of Anthony Slade
- The riddle of the ravens
- Mystery at Tudor arches
- Fifty Famous Stories for Girls
- Famous manhunts
- You can't die tomorrow
- The true book about the Old Bailey
- Programmed for death
- Fifty Famous Animal Stories
- The death chime
- The secret of Tangles
- The stolen home secretary
- Great war adventures
- The Arsenal Stadium mystery
- Le bois du coucou = The inverted crime
- Triumphs of Scotland Yard
- Dead End in Mayfair
- She died laughing
- Tragedy in E flat
- Midsummer slay ride
- The true book about great escapes
- Stories for Girls
- A diplomat dies
- Death needs no alibi
- Stories for Boys
- Famous stories of the sea and ships
- On secret service
- The Gillespie suicide mystery
- The case of the Malverne diamonds
- They kidnapped Stanley Matthews
- Crime on her hands
- The true book about smugglers and smuggling
- Notorious Crimes
- Stories of famous explorers
- The Riddle of the Blue Moon
- Strip-tease macabre
- Heroes of the fighting R.A.F.
- Violent Midnight
- Murder out of season
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