

pseudonym of Keith Carlton Robertson
first published as The Diamond-Studded Typewriter in 1958 by Macmillan
republished the following year by Dell in softcover with a new title
better image than previously posted
[updated with cover art 8/8/25]


pseudonym of Keith Carlton Robertson
first published as The Diamond-Studded Typewriter in 1958 by Macmillan
republished the following year by Dell in softcover with a new title
better image than previously posted
[updated with cover art 8/8/25]
4th book released in this long-running series. first published as a hardcover by Holt in 1940

cover art by William Strohmer
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cover art by Robert Stanley



cover art by Robert McGinnis
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1942 Putnam hardcover

cover art by Griffith Foxley
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Robert Schulz (American, 1928-1978)
Trapped by Jean Hougron (Dell, 1959)
Oil on board, 19-1/2 x 13-1/2 inches (49.5 x 34.3 cm) (image)
Initialed lower right: RES


his 11th novel, this the 1958 Dell paperback original
cover art by Ernest Chiriacka, who sometimes signed “Darcy” to his work

cover art by Stanley Borack
About a guy named Brad Dolan, whose scars run deep. He thought he’d worn out his conscience as Guadalcanal, Bastogne, the Inchon Reservoir — and in a New York apartment, where a restless model forgot she was his wife. Now he’s drifting deep in back-country Florida, the part you never see on the travel posters. Down here everything belongs to a man named Ringo — the jukes, the sheriff, the hustlers. Now Ringo wants to own Dolan
Dolan comes high.
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