John Dickson Carr

Books

• The door to doom, and other detections by John Dickson Carr (International Polygonics, Ltd., 1980)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• The ghosts' high noon by John Dickson Carr (Hamilton, 1969)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Papa La-Bas by John Dickson Carr (Avalon Publishing Group, 1968)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Dark of the Moon by John Dickson Carr (Harper & Row, 1967)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Panic in box C by John Dickson Carr (Lorevan Pub., 1966)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• The Arabian Nights Murder/a Dr. Gideon Fell Mystery by John Dickson Carr (Lian pu chu ban, 1965)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Most Secret by John Dickson Carr (Open Road Integrated Media, Inc., 1964)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• The John Dickson Carr treasury by John Dickson Carr (Doubleday, 1964)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• The men who explained miracles by John Dickson Carr (Pyramid Books, 1963)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• The demoniacs by John Dickson Carr (Hamilton, 1962)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• The witch of low tide by John Dickson Carr (מ. מזרחי, 1961)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• In spite of thunder by John Dickson Carr (Hamilton, 1960)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)

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