Nick carter author biography of suzanne

Entry updated 5 July Tagged: Author, Character, House name.

Fictional sleuth, and House Name for many of the titles in which he appears. Created by John Russell Coryell () in The Old Detective's Pupil, or The Mysterious Crime at Madison Square Garden () on the model of Allan Pinkerton (), founder of the famous detective agency, Carter featured in many subsequent US dime novels, including two Series of sf interest (see Dime-Novel SF) by Frederick Van Rensselaer Dey writing as Chickering Carter – the name of one of Carter's numerous assistants – published in the New Nick Carter Weekly in , the most notable being An Amazonian Queen; or, Nick Carter Becomes a Gladiator ( chap) and The Seven-Headed Monster; or, Nick Carter's Midnight Caller ( chap).

Other authors of Nick Carter tales before World War Two included John Chambliss, Philip Clark, William Wallace Cook, Frederick William Davis, George Charles Jenks (), whose normal pseudonym was W B Lawson, Johns