
J. E. Preston Muddock
1843 – 1934
> James Edward Preston Muddock also known as **Joyce Emmerson Preston Muddock** (1843-1934), an English journalist and author of mystery and horror fiction, authored more than fifty detective volumes under the pseudonym Dick Donovan. Many were novels, but most were collections of Donovan's supposedly autobiographical tales. The physically active Donovan prefigured other "tough guy" detectives like "Bulldog" Drummond and Mike Hammer. The short stories regularly appeared in the *Strand Magazine* and elsewhere, the first in July 1892, contemporaneous with the Sherlock Holmes tales. >>Leslie S. Klinger, *In the Footsteps of Sherlock Holmes* (2011). >Between 1889 and 1922 he published nearly 300 detective and mystery stories. >>-Wikipedia
Books
- In the grip of the law
- The Shadows of Sherlock Holmes
- In the King's favour
- Pages from an adventurous life
- Davos-Platz as an Alpine winter-station for consumptive patients
- Young Lochinvar
- Star of Fortune; a Story of the Indian Mutiny
- A woman's checkmate
- Basile the Jester
- The Adventures of Tyler Tatlock
- The dead man's secret
- A false heart
- As the Shadows Fall
- The Sunless City
- 'doll
- Wanted!
- The Problem of Dead Wood Hall
- The 'J.E.M.' guide to Switzerland
- Doll
- Who poisoned Hetty Duncan?
- Duonawen bao tan an
- Pages from an Adventurous Life
- Chronicles of Michael Danevitch of the Russian Secret Service
- "Out there"
- As the shadows fall
- The 'J.E.M.' guide to Switzerland
- Pages from an adventurous life
- The J. E. M. Guide To Davos-Platz.
- Great White Hand
- "All clear"
- Sweet "Doll" of Haddon Hall
- The man from Manchester
- Suspicion aroused
- Kate Cameron of Brux or The Feud
- "For valour" the "V.C."
- Basile the Jester
- The Shining Hand and Other Tales of Terror
- The Savage Club papers
- The Glasgow Detective
- Sunless City
- The Frankenstein Omnibus
Author data: Open Library