George Tuttle wrote:
> I need information on all the various editions of
novels by Gil Brewer
> for my comprehensive bibliography of this noir
fiction writer.
Thanks for this site. Satan is a
Woman and Hell's our Destination are some of the most
memorable noir novels I've read. Ah, to meet one of his
southern femmes fatales and die...
> La Machine A D飯udre (A Killer Is Loose) Gallimard,
1955, S鲩e Noire 248
Yes. Also reprinted in the Carr頎oir
series when it was turned into a movie by Jean-Pierre Mocky
in 1986.
All the following bibliographical info comes from SN - Voyage
Au Bout de la Noir, by Mespl褥 & Schleret,
Futuropolis.
> L'Echarpe Rouge, Gallimard, 1972, S鲩e Noire
1519
The Red Scarf
> Plus Morts Que Riches, Gallimard, 1961, S鲩e Noire
674
> Plus Morts Que Riches, Denoel 1953, Oscar
16
So Rich, So Dead
> Pas De Boulettes, Gallimard, 1973, S鲩e Noire
1583
Angel
> 13 French Street, Minerve, 1985 (Is this really a
French language
> edition?)
Yes.
> La Dame Est Un Tr鳯r, Inter-Police 1961, Inter-Police
49
Sugar.
Writing as Al Conroy : Strangle Hold : Le Grand G⣨is, S鲩e
Noire 1640, 1973 Murder Mission : Refroidissements, S鲩e Noire
1669, 1973
Mespl褥 and Schleret also write that according to Harry
Whitington, Brewer wrote Love Me and Die (1951 Le Miroir aux
Alouettes, S鲩e Noire 1041, 1966) for Day Keene, based on
Keene's novella Marry the Sixth for Murder..
Jacques Bisc駬ia's Tr鳯rs du Roman Policer et de la
Science-Fiction also lists :
A la Courte Paille, Nuit Blanche 9, 1962, no original title
given.
-- Laurent
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