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    Castle Fear by Franklin W. Dixon (by Ron Goulart) (Pocket Books, October 1990, 0-671-70041-3, $2.95, 152pp, pb, n.)
        Young adult espionage thriller in the “Hardy Boys Casefiles” series. Volume 44 in the series.

    The Deadliest Dare by Franklin W. Dixon (by Ron Goulart) (Pocket Books, August 1989, 0-671-67478-1, $2.95, 154pp, pb, n.)
        Young adult espionage thriller in the “Hardy Boys Casefiles” series. Volume 30 in the series.

    Disaster for Hire by Franklin W. Dixon (by Ron Goulart) (Pocket Books, January 1989, 0-671-64686-9, $2.95, 153pp, pb, n.)
        Young adult espionage thriller in the “Hardy Boys Casefiles” series. Volume 23 in the series.

    The Silent Bomb by Charles Dodeman; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, August 2014, 978-1-61227-319-8, $20.95, 229pp, tp, n., cover by Adam Tredowski)
        Early technothriller of spies and new technologies and superweapons during WWI, translated/adapted from the French La Bombe silencieuse (Alfred Mame 1916) and with an introduction and notes by Brian Stableford.

    The Vampire Nemesis and Other Weird Stories of the China Coast by Dolly (J.W. Arrowsmith & Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent and Company, 1905, 190pp, hc, oc)
        Details taken from online listing.
    • 7 · The Vampire Nemesis · Dolly · nv
    • 37 · Death-Grips · Dolly · na
    • 131 · Cerberus · Dolly · nv
    • 171 · The “Leonid” · Dolly · ss

    Arizona Justice by Gordon Donalds (Avalon, March 1956, LC:56-4655, $2.50, 222pp, hc, n.)

    The Desperate Donigans by Gordon Donalds (Ace Double, February 1957, D-204, 35¢, 158pp, pb, n.)
        Reprint (Avalon 1956 as Arizona Justice) western novel. Bound in the tête-bêche style with John Law, Keep Out! by Paul Durst.

    Donaldson on Freeman: The Forewords and Afterwords to The R. Austin Freeman Omnibus by Norman Donaldson (Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000, 1-55246-283-8, $20.00, 160pp, tp, co)
        A collection of all ther commentaries that Norman wrote on all the Freeman texts.

    In Search of Dr. Thorndyke by Norman Donaldson (Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998, 1-55246-082-7, $35.00, 292pp, tp, nf) [Ref. R. Austin Freeman]
        Reprint (Bowling Green 1971) biography of Freeman and his great investigator. This revised edition has taken advantage of developments during the past quarter century, including the publication of Mayo’s biography and also the memoirs of Dorothy Bishop Moriarty, a childhood pupil of Freeman’s whose mother had close, possibly intimate, relations with the author. Essays in The Thorndyke File by Thorndyke scholars, including John H. Dirckx, Michael G. Heenan, Howard Brody, Oliver Mayo and Donaldson himself are referred to at appropriate points in the revised text, and the biographer’s “A Freeman Postscript” (1973) has been incorporated as a final chapter. Volume 10 in “The R. Austin Freeman Omnibus Edition”.
    Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky.

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