Searching for Mike Quin
This is in reference to an article I wrote about the San Francisco Literary scene 12 years ago. Can anyone else help?
Dear Mr. Phillips,
I am searching for a San Francisco author that seems to have left no traces on this earth. I have a book written by Mike Quin and published by The People's World of San Francisco. This book is called More Dangerous Thoughts and was copyrighted in 1941. It lists four other books that he wrote and the introduction was written by Theodore
Dreiser. I saw your website and thought perhaps your San Francisco background might have put you in touch with some info on him. I found his short stories and poems to be quite entertaining, but perhaps the rest of the world thought otherwise and has chosen to ignore him. In any case, if you can provide any information it would be greatly appreciated and if not thank you for your time.
Virginia McClary
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Mike Quin (1906-1947)
a.k.a Paul William Ryan
a.k.a. Robert Finnegan
As Robert Finnegan, Mike Quin wrote three detective novels in an effort, as he put it, to "make crime pay."
The Lying Ladies
(Simon & Schuster "Inner Sanctum" series,1946)
Bantam paperback cover, 1948
The Bandaged Nude
(Simon & Schuster "Inner Sanctum" series, 1946)
Hardback jacket designed by Lawrence Hoffman
Signet paperback cover, first printing, 1950 [front] [back]
Signet paperback cover, second printing, 1957 [front] [back]
Many a Monster
(SImon & Schuster "Inner Sanctum" series, 1948)
Hardback jacket designed by Lawrence Hoffman
Bantam paperback cover, 1949
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