A reference for Used and Rare Books, Periodicals, and Paper Ephemera
courtesy of an International Co-Op of Independent Dealers.
Fredric Brown
American hardboiled mystery and science fiction novelist and shortstory writer. Fredric William Brown (1906 - 1972)
began his career in the mid-1930s by writing short mystery stories for the major pulps such as
Street and Smith Detective Story, Thrilling Detective, and Detective Fiction Weekly while
working as a proofreader for the Milwaukee Journal. The first of his hard-boiled novels,
The Fabulous Clipjoint, won an Edgar Award. His science fiction and later mystery novels often crossed
genres or stretched the boundaries of any given genre.
Signature
Please note that while we have reason to be confident that the signature
is genuine by virtue of its source, it has not undergone
any expert examination or verification. Accordingly, TomFolio does not
guarantee the authenticity, nor can a comparison of a signature with
this example exclude the possibility of an autopen, a printed
facsimile, or a reasonably capable forgery.
If you use GMAIL, OUTLOOK, or other e-mail clients that are now using 2FA (2-factor authentication), be sure
that you have implemented that feature - otherwise you may not receive replies that we send to you.
