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| Harold Adams |
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Carl Wilcox:
ex-convict and Depression-era sign-painter in South Dakota |
| Susan Wittig Albert |
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Miss Elizabeth
Lacy and the Darling Dahlias, a garden club, in fictional 1930s
Darling, Alabama |
| Aileen Baron |
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Lily Sampson:
young American graduate student archeologist, in
late 1930s and early 1940s Jerusalem and Morocco |
| Rebecca Cantrell |
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Hannah Vogel:
crime reporter in 1930s Berlin, Germany |
| Jim Christy |
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Gene Castle: private
investigator in late 1930s to 1945 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
| Max Allan Collins |
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Nate Heller:
1930s ex-cop turned private eye, in Chicago, Illinois |
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Eliot Ness:
1930s public safety officer in Cleveland, Ohio |
| August Derleth |
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Solar Pons: acknowledged imitation of Sherlock Holmes |
| David Downing |
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John Russell: British
journalist working as an amateur spy in 1939 Berlin, Germany |
| Sam Eastland (Paul Watkins) |
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Inspector Pekkala:
of Finnish extraction, a former investigator of Tsar Nicholas II,
imprisoned by the Bolsheviks, now an investigator for Stalin starting
in 1929, in the Soviet Union |
| P.N. Elrod |
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Jack Fleming: 1930s reporter
turned vampire in Chicago, Illinois, in the Vampire Files |
| Sarah Gainham |
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Julia Homburg: leading
actress with the Burg Theater in the late 1930s and 1940s, in Vienna,
Austria |
| Sulari Gentill |
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Rowland Sinclair: young artist and gentleman from a wealthy family, and reluctant amateur sleuth, in 1930s Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
| Friedrich Glauser |
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Jakob Studer:
police sergeant (Wachtmeister) in 1930s Bern, Switzerland |
| Robert Goldsborough |
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Steve “Snap” Malek:
police reporter for the Tribune,
in 1930s–1940s Chicago, Illinois |
| Paul Grossman |
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Willi Kraus, a decorated soldier in WWI, and the most celebrated Jewish detective in Weimar Germany |
| Peter Guttridge |
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Robert Watts:
disgraced chief constable in mid-1930s Brighton, England, in the
Brighton trilogy |
| Fred Harris |
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Okie Dunn: sheriff
in 1930s Vernon, Oklahoma |
| Jack D. Hunter |
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Bruno Stachel: the
German flying ace from WWI to 1945 |
| H. Paul Jeffers |
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Harry MacNeil:
ex-cop private investigator who wants to be a jazz clarinetist,
in 1930s New York City |
| Philip Kerr |
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Bernie Gunther:
German private eye who hates the Nazis, in Berlin,
Germany, 1936-1947 |
| Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl |
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Mina Beckwith,
a newspaper reporter, and Ned Manusia, a playwright, in 1930s Honolulu,
Hawaii |
| Michael Kurland |
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Alexander Brass:
newspaper columnist in 1935 New York City |
| Elmore Leonard |
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Carl Webster: US Marshall in the 1930s and 1940s |
| Amy Patricia Meade |
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Marjorie McClelland:
a smart and sassy mystery writer, and rich British expat Creighton
Ashcroft, in 1930s Ridgebury, Connecticut |
| Craig McDonald |
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Hector Lassiter:
legendary crime novelist who writes what he lives and lives what
he writes, in the 1930s-1950s |
| Mark Oldfield |
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Vengeance of Memory trilogy, following three time-lines: Ana María Galindez, a Guardia Civil forensic investigator in contemporary Madrid, Spain; Comandante Leo Guzmán, in the 1950s under Franco; and the Spanish Civil War in the late 1930s |
| Deborah Powell |
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Hollis Carpenter:
lesbian crime reporter and her schnauzer Anice, in 1936-37 Houston,
Texas |
| Linda L. Richards |
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Kitty
Pangborn: secretary to private eye Dexter J. Theroux, in 1930s
Los Angeles, California |
| David Roberts |
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Lord Edward Corinth:
jaded English aristocrat, and Verity Browne, a leftist journalist,
between the wars in 1930s London, England |
| Dorothy & Sidney Rosen |
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Belle Appleman:
Jewish immigrant and garment worker during the
Great Depression, in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Andrew Rosenheim |
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Jimmy Nessheim: young FBI agent beginning in late 1930s Chicago, Illinois |
| Michael Russell |
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Stefan Gillespie: Garda detective sergeant in 1930s Dublin, Ireland |
| William Ryan |
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Alexei Korolev: captain
in the militia’s Criminal Investigation Division under Stalin,
in 1930s Moscow, Russia |
| Harold Schechter |
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Edgar Allan Poe:
in the 1830s-1840s, in Baltimore, Maryland, New York City, and Massachusetts |
| Robert Skinner |
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Wesley Farrell:
Creole nightclub owner passing for white, in 1930s
New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Neville Steed |
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Johnny Black: private
detective in 1930s England |
| Donald Thomas |
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Sonny Tarrant: gangster
in 1930s-1940s London, England |
| Richard J. Thomas |
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D.B. Murphy: ex-blacksmith
private investigator in the 1920s-1930s, in the Georgian Bay port
town of Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada |
| Nicola Upson |
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Josephine Tey: the mystery
writer in 1930s Britain |
| Jacqueline Winspear |
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Maisie Dobbs:
psychologist and investigator based in 1920s and 1930s London, England |
| James Garcia Woods |
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Inspector Paco Ruiz:
at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, in Madrid, Spain |
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