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[rmdreier]

1968 SC The Baron and the Stolen Legacy John Creasy (A John Mannering Mystery). Slight chipping and rubbing to wraps as shown otherwise, a very good copy with clean tight interior. 📦$9 shipped in the US. Link in bio, claim in comments or DM to purchase. 📚🕵️⛪ #gkchesterton #thebaron #johncreasey #johnmannering #thebaron #detective #mystery #vintagebookseller #vintagemystery #vintagedetective #retro #romancatholic #vintagecrime #booksofinstagram #bookstagram #bibliophile #booksofig #igbooks #bookworm #bookwormlife #bookaneer #bookaneer4sale (at Dodge Center, Minnesota) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4LNQUBgP2J/?igshid=2dac2fwweh1q

[rmdreier]

1958 SC The Killing Strike John Creasey Berkley Y695 (Chief Inspector Roger West series) Cover illustrated by Victor Kalin. Name inscribed to inside front cover. Creasing, wear and chipping to wraps as shown. 📦$9 shipped. Link in bio, claim in comments or DM to purchase. 📚🕵️🗡️ #johncreasey #chiefinspectorrogerwest #rogerwest #vintagebooks #vintagebookseller #victorkalin #detectivenovels #bookseller #vintagepaperbacks #vintage #crimenovel #suspense #thriller #retro #vintagecrime #booksofinstagram #bookstagram #booksofig #igbooks #bibliophile #bookwormlife #bookworm #bookaneer #bookaneer4sale (at Dodge Center, Minnesota) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4LFlCdAC2Z/?igshid=dmkm0hechj4y

[katrinalishious]

What a steal--they were all for a dollar. The Masters of Bow Street by John Creasey is *really* interesting, so far, though it's as thick as a textbook, for a dollar! I've also been eating a very low carb, high fat diet...and have also been researching on the life/beliefs of Buddha and other Buddhists. Could not be more excited. #books #bookworms #historicalfiction #religion #buddhism #karenarmstrong #diabeticrecipes #lowcarbrecipes #diabetes #noidonthavediabetes #dontworryppl #lol #johncreasey

[crimeclassics-blog]

Lizzie Hayes on the prolific John Creasey

“ Creasey was a remarkably prolific writer and, over his forty-year career as a published writer, wrote  the incredible total of 562 full-length novels (that's over 14 a year.) He knew that it would be folly to flood the market with a new John Creasey every 27 days and so he wrote under a grand total of 28 different pseudonyms. Creasey wrote between 7,000 and 10,000 words a day and claimed that he could write a book in two weeks and still have half a day free to play cricket. He also once suggested he could be shut up in a glass box and left there to write a whole book. In the 1930s and 1940s Creasey also wrote Westerns under the pseudonyms William K. Reilly, Tex Riley and Ken Ranger. Initially Creasey's knowledge of America came from books and films but later he visited the US and made a second home in Arizona. His third wife, Jeanne Williams, was American and wrote historical western novels.”  Read more: http://promotingcrime.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/detectives-of-golden-age-john-creasey.html

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[crimeclassics-blog]

Mysteryfile on John Creasey

“ Mystery writer John Creasey fathered a small army of detectives, all of whom had “smarts” and physical prowess, though none were especially colorful. Understandably, but perhaps unfairly, Creasey’s name has often made mystery readers smile. The most prolific mystery writer, he started by writing some dreadful books in his early days.“

http://mysteryfile.com/blog/?p=1251

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[crimeclassics-blog]

John Creasey is re-published! 

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http://www.salisburyjournal.co.uk/news/13875017.Books_by_crime_writer_who_sold_millions_are_republished/

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[crimeclassics-blog]

Find out all about the reissued John Creasey titles over here: http://johncreaseybooks.com/