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When Sugar Kane, the boxer turned detective, met his old pal Bobby Hynd at Antrade's place, it never occurred to him that he would be talking over Hynd's case before the week was out, and Kane found himself rapidly caught up in a whirlwind of violence, mystery and vicious murder...THE DEAD ARE DANGEROUS by John Cassells (a pseudonym of the bestselling Scottish author William Murdoch Duncan; _ 18. November 1909 in Glasgow; 19. April 1975 in Glasgow) was first published in 1966; Apex is publishing a new edition of this classic of crime literature in its ENGLISH CRIME NOVELS series.

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When Sugar Kane, the boxer turned detective, met his old pal Bobby Hynd at Antrade's place, it never occurred to him that he would be talking over Hynd's case before the week was out, and Kane found himself rapidly caught up in a whirlwind of violence, mystery and vicious murder...THE DEAD ARE DANGEROUS by John Cassells (a pseudonym of the bestselling Scottish author William Murdoch Duncan; _ 18. November 1909 in Glasgow; 19. April 1975 in Glasgow) was first published in 1966; Apex is publishing a new edition of this classic of crime literature in its ENGLISH CRIME NOVELS series.
Autorenporträt
Cassells, JohnJohn Cassels (eigtl. William Murdoch Duncan; _ 18. November 1909 in Glasgow; 19. April 1975 in Glasgow) war ein schottischer Schriftsteller.Duncans Familie wanderte in dessen Kindheit nach Kanada aus. 1930 kehrte er nach Schottland zurück und studierte an der University of Glasgow Geschichte. 1934 schloss Duncan sein Studium ab. Danach arbeitete er als freier Journalist in Kanada und Schottland und veröffentlichte hunderte Kurzgeschichten. Duncan nahm am Zweiten Weltkrieg teil. Er schied 1941 verwundet aus der Armee aus. Duncan lebte mit seiner Frau und seinen zwei Töchtern in der schottischen Grafschaft Argyllshire.Duncan gilt als Vielschreiber und übertraf mit seinen Veröffentlichungen auch Edgar Wallace, in dessen Schatten er zeitlebens stand.