Guy Cullingford

	A Touch of Drama - Guy Cullingford 1960 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Hammond, London A near fine book in nera fine unclipped dustwrapper The book shows no names, inscriptions or stamps etc Tight and square with clean cloth and text block The jacket shows minor rubs to extremities A stage based mystery featuring a playwright A particularly nice copy and a classic Sax jacket For Sale at £SOLD - SORRY, CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK (approx $SOLD)) * - free delivery worldwide !	Buy Secure - Enquire or Add to Cart
	Framed for Hanging - Guy Cullingford 1959 Britsih Penguin paperback first edition, London A decent solid and square book A reading copy About this Book The quiet town of Cattminster was suddenly diverted by a startling murder. All the evidence pointed to young Richard Groom, grandson of the late Canon of Cattminster Cathedral, as the murderer. He had just returned from four years in the Amazon wilderness to find that Dr Morby, who had married Richard's one-time fiancee, was making her thoroughly miserable. So when Dr Morby's evening glass of spiced rum was spiked with prussic acid, and when it became known that Richard had visited his ex-fiancee and quarrelled violently with the Doctor, Richard was charged with the murder. But he had five stout allies who believed in his innocence and they got to work to prove it. Inspector Tom Yeald finally sorted things out to the satisfaction of everybody but the murderer, and Cattminster settled down once more to its quiet and peaceful existence. A scarce out of print title For Sale at £SOLD - SORRY, CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK (approx $SOLD) *b15 - free delivery worldwide !	Buy Secure - Enquire or Add to Cart
	The Whipping Boys - Guy Cullingford 1964 English Penguin softcover first edition, London A VG indeed book without previous owner names or stamps Tight and square, usual light paper tan, clearly very carefully read A tidy copy As Miss Maggs, the sitter-in, made her way nervously home, a clock struck one and the town's lights were switched off. Footsteps came up behind her. She broke into a desperate run. And later a doctor pronounced that she had literally died of fright. For Sale at £SOLD - SORRY, CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK (approx $SOLD) *us5 - free delivery worldwide !	Buy Secure - Enquire or Add to Cart
	Conjurer's Coffin - Guy Cullingford 1957 UK Penguin paperback first edition, London A VG book with no names or stamps etc Tight and square, usual light paper tan A nice solid copy THE setting of this novel of murder is Soho. London . . . not the dread, shadow-lurking Soho of sensational fiction, but the cheerful, grubby, down-at-heel Soho of reality. Here Jessie Milk, used to a quiet life in the country, finds herself a most unsuitable occupation as receptionist in one of the smaller hotels chiefly frequented by unsuccessful variety artists For Sale at £SOLD - SORRY, CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK (approx $SOLD) *us5 - free delivery worldwide !	Buy Secure - Enquire or Add to Cart

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Brief Biography Guy Cullingford is the pseudonym for Constance Lindsay Taylor who was born in Essex, England, on 10th January 1907. She wrote ten crime fiction titles, several uncollected short stories, a non-criminous novel and three plays for television. An impressive writer who creates characters of greater depth than many of her contemparies and is therefore deserving of a wider audience.

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