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Tim Corrigan

by Ellery Queen

7 books Started 1966 Latest 1969
Publication Reading Order

The Tim Corrigan is a Crime Fiction / Mystery series by Ellery Queen, comprising 7 books published between 1966 and 1969. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
1 Where Is Bianca? (Short Story) 1966 Buy from Amazon
2 How Goes the Murder? (Short Story) 1966 Buy from Amazon
Who Spies, Who Kills? (Short Story) cover 3 Who Spies, Who Kills? (Short Story) 1966 Buy from Amazon
4 Why So Dead? 1966 Buy from Amazon
5 Which Way to Die? (Short Story) 1967 Buy from Amazon
6 Guess Who's Coming to Kill You? (Short Story) 1968 Buy from Amazon
7 What's in the Dark? (Short Story) 1969 Buy from Amazon
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About Ellery Queen

Ellery Queen was a pen name used by two American cousins, Frederic Dannay and Manfred B. Lee. - **Life:** Born in Brooklyn, Dannay (1905-1982) and Lee (1908-1971) began collaborating on a mystery novel in 1928 while still in high school. - **Notable Works:** The Ellery Queen character, a detective known for his deductive reasoning, was featured in over 30 novels, including "The Roman Hat Mystery" (1929) and "Cat of Many Tails" (1949). - **Awards:** The cousins won three Edgar Awards from the Mystery Writers of America, including the Grand Master Award in 1960 for their lifetime contributions to the genre. - **Critical Success:** Ellery Queen's novels were widely praised for their intricate plots, clever puzzles, and engaging characters, establishing them as one of the most influential mystery writers of the 20th century.

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