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Enter The Saint The early editions of Enter The Saint had a foreword to say that they were a prequel (to use a modern word) to the Last Hero to explain how Simon earned his reputation, which was referred to at the start of that book. The book itself is usually a collection of three stories (novelettes) that had previously appeared in The Thriller magazines 1929 and were re-written with Simon Templar as the hero. The Man who was Clever appeared May 5, as The Three Kings; The Policeman with Wings Aug 24 as The House on the Moors; The Lawless Lady Oct 19 as Crooks Cargo.The first edition by H&S was undated, in yellow cloth covers, issued in September 1930. First hardcover publishing in the USA was by The Crime Club in 1931. |
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Here are some of my Leslie Charteris books for sale.
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Fiction Publishing Co. edition 1960s
omits The Man who was Clever - but it does have a new
intro by Leslie debating whether to try to update the
stories & deciding against it. £1.50 |
Pocket Book edn 1945. £0.75. |
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1953 Yellow Jacket, nice and clean.
£1.50 |
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