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MANFRED "ELLERY QUEEN" LEE - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 05/01/1968 - HFSID 167892

TLS: "Manfred B. Lee" of the Ellery Queen collaboration, ¾p, 7¼x10½. Roxbury, Connecticut, 1968 May 1. On his imprinted "Ellery Queen" letterhead to Mrs. Lianne Carlin, The Mystery Lover's Newsletter, Revere, Mass.

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MANFRED LEE. TLS: "Manfred B. Lee" of the Ellery Queen collaboration, ¾p, 7¼x10½. Roxbury, Connecticut, 1968 May 1. On his imprinted "Ellery Queen" letterhead to Mrs. Lianne Carlin, The Mystery Lover's Newsletter, Revere, Mass. In full: "I should most appreciate your rushing me a copy of (I believe) your current Mystery Lover's Newsletter. I refer to the one with the article in it entitled 'The Queen Canon; a Fragmentary Reaction.' As long as you're about it, you may as well put me down as a regular subscriber, and of course bill me in the usual course." In the year of this letter, two Ellery Queen books were published: The House of Brass, a sequel to the 1956 book, Inspector Queen's Own Case, featuring Ellery Queen's father, Inspector Richard Queen, and Q.E.D. - Queen's Experiments in Detection, a selection of Ellery Queen short stories. Manfred B. Lee (1905-1972) and his cousin, Fred Dannay (1905-1982), created Ellery Queen, an author who solved mysteries and then wrote about them. The Roman Hat Mystery, their first successful novel (1929), was followed by over 100 other novels characterized by complexity of plot. "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine", founded in 1941, is still published. Lightly creased with folds, vertical fold at the "n" of Manfred. Fine condition.

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