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Octavus Roy Cohen

Octavus Roy Cohen

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Octavus Roy Cohen was born in South Carolina. He was educated at the Porter Military Academy, and then attended the Clemson University. He worked as a newspaper editor from 1910 to 1912. He wrote a series of stories about Africa-Americans that were published in The Saturday Evening Post. In 1913, he was admitted to the South Carolina bar and practiced law in Charleston for two years. Between 1917 and his death he published 56 books, including humorous novels, detective novels, scripts and plays, and short stories.

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Epic Peters, Pullman porter
Representative edition published 2018
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Gray dusk
Representative edition published 2018
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Love Has No Alibi
Representative edition published 2018
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The Corpse that Walked
Representative edition published 2013
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The iron chalice
Representative edition published 2007
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The Trump Card
Representative edition published 2007
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The Wild Man
Representative edition published 2007
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Forbidden Fruit
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Dangerous Lady
Representative edition published 2005
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Midnight
Representative edition published 2005
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Bigger and blacker
Representative edition published 1970
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Black and blue
Representative edition published 1970
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Florian Slappey goes abroad
Representative edition published 1970
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Polished ebony
Representative edition published 1970
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There's Always Time to Die
Representative edition published 1949
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Six seconds of darkness
Representative edition published 1921
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Come seven
Representative edition published 1920
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The other woman
Representative edition published 1917
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Jim Hanvey, detective
Representative edition published 2022
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Baseball Megapack
Representative edition published 2013
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Love can be dangerous
Representative edition published 1955
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Borrasca
Representative edition published 1953
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Lost lady
Representative edition published 1951
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A bullet for my love
Representative edition published 1950
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