Mr Budd Novelettes ebook reader In his early writing days he used the name Donald Stuart under which name he wrote 44 stories for the Sexton Blake Library as well as six stories for Union Jack and three for the Thriller magazine In addition he wrote two stage plays Sexton Blake and The Shadow two films The Man Outside 1933 and The Shadow 1933 under the Stuart name Later a number of his books were adapted for radio serials stage plays and films. Mr Budd Novelettes epubs He became a hugely successful thriller writer producing than 120 novels that were translated in 35 languages The Duke of Windsor was a big Verner fan and at one time he was presen Gerald Verner is one of the pseudonyms used by John Robert Stuart Pringle who was born in Streatham London on 31 January 1897. Book Mr Budd novelettes In his early writing days he used the name Donald Stuart under which name he wrote 44 stories for the Sexton Blake Library as well as six stories for Union Jack and three for the Thriller magazine In addition he wrote two stage plays Sexton Blake and The Shadow two films The Man Outside 1933 and The Shadow 1933 under the Stuart name Later a number of his books were adapted for radio serials stage plays and films. Mr Budd Novelettes booklet He became a hugely successful thriller writer producing than 120 novels that were translated in 35 languages The Duke of Windsor was a big Verner fan and at one time he was presented with 15 volumes specially bound. Mr Budd Novelettes book list Heavily influenced by Edgar Wallace he wrote extensively for magazines such as Detective Weekly the Sexton Blake Library Union Jack and The Thriller He also adapted Peter Cheyney s Meet Mr Callaghan and Agatha Christie s Towards Zero for the stage. Mr Budd Novelettes mystery science Gerry WolstenholmeJuly 2013 site_link The Beard of the Prophet Archeologist Reuben Hayles following written warnings that his life s in imminent danger has asked for police protection in his home Superintendent Budd has stationed himself outside the door of his room while Sergeant Leek remains on alert right outside the room s only external window Neither police officer sees or hears any intruder Yet Hayles is found dead his face and head battered by some tremendous blow But apart from the corpse the room is empty devoid of any murder weapon so the blow couldn t have been self inflicted A search reveals no hidden panels so how has the man been killed The Vanishing Men Mr Budd and Sargeant Leek arrive at the English village of Shepton Magna to investigate four people in the district who have disappeared under mysterious circumstances The Seal of Solomon Out of the East came the Seal of Solomon insignia of power over a homeless race Into whose hands did it fall And with what new menace did it threaten the war scarred West When an Egyptologist is brutally murdered and a mysterious Mummy is stolen Mr Budd has to unravel the reason behind the crimes and who was responsible Mr Budd Novelettes Stories of Crime and Detection Volume 4 contains The Beard of the Prophet The Vanishing Men and The Seal of Solomon Vintage Crime Library

Mr Budd Novelettes (Stories of Crime and Detection) Volume 4 (contains The Beard of the Prophet, The Vanishing Men and The Seal of Solomon) (Vintage Crime Library) By Gerald Verner

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Gerald Verner is one of the pseudonyms used by John Robert Stuart Pringle who was born in Streatham London on 31 January 1897, Mr Budd Novelettes mystery tackle He also used the pseudonyms Thane Leslie Derwent Steele and Nigel Vane: Mystery Mr Budd novelettes cast He died at Broadstairs Kent of natural causes on 16 September 1980