Henry Slesar was an American author, playwright, and copywriter. He is famous for his use of irony and twist endings. - Wikipedia
Henry Slesar
Author details
- Born:
- Nov. 3, 1927
- Died:
- Nov. 3, 2002
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Books by Henry Slesar
Jack Vance, Fritz Leiber, Isaac Asimov, Charles G. Waugh, Henry Slesar, Andre Norton, Martin H. Greenberg, Frank R. Stockton, Ray Bradbury, Arthur Conan Doyle, Gerald W. Page, Robert Arthur, Stephen King, Edward D. Hoch: Spells (1988, Robinson)
Spells
by Jack Vance, Fritz Leiber, Isaac Asimov, and 11 others
Lew Gillis, Carroll Mayers, Judith F. Garner, Lawrence Treat, Al Nussbaum, Charles M. Plotz, Harold Q. Masur, Elsin Ann Graffam, Ed Dumonte, Francis M., Jr. Nevins, Edward Wellen, Maxine O'Callaghan, Gary Brandner, Bill Pronzini, Mary Bradford, Michael Kurland, Richard Deming, Julie Smith, A. F. Oreshnik, Alvin S. Fick, John Lutz, James Holding, Isak Romun, R. L. Stevens, Jeff Sweet, Charles Boeckman, Elaine Slater, James McKimmey, Lael Littke, Joe L. Hensley, Helen McCloy, Jane Speed, Thomasina Weber, Jack Ritchie, Carl Henry Rathjen, Marion M. Markham, Dion Henderson, Patricia Mathews, Morris Hershman, Leo R. Ellis, William F. Nolan, Fred S. Tobey, Anne Chamberlain, Betty Ren Wright, John F. Suter, Penelope Wallace, Ruth H. Wissmann, Robert Edmond Alter, Kay Nolte Smith, Jeffrey Wallman, Michael Francis Gilbert, Robert H. Curtis, Isaac Asimov, Henry Slesar, Martin H. Greenberg, Phyllis Ann Karr, Joseph D. Olander, Edward D. Hoch, Barry N. Malzberg: 100 Malicious Little Mysteries (Paperback, 1981, Barnes and Noble Books)
100 Malicious Little Mysteries
by Lew Gillis, Carroll Mayers, Judith F. Garner, and 56 others