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Pseudonym of Evelyn Grosvenor Bradley. He was born at Waterloo, a suburb of Liverpool. In the 1920s he lived in Hove, Sussex where he ran a theatre. He wrote, produced and acted in his own plays. At 67 he committed suicide. Bradley also wrote under the pseudonyms ‘Cameron Carr’, ‘Noel Despard’, and ‘John Galton’. His daughter, Denice Jeanette Bradley-Ryan, wrote four thrillers in the 1940s under the name ‘Kay Seaton’. |
Titles and year of publication:
| 1) The Right to Kill | 1936 |
| 2) Death of a Sadist | 1937 |
| 3) Devil’s Shelter | 1937 |
| 4) The Subjugated Beast | 1938 |
| 5) Freak Museum | 1938 |
| 6) Echo of a Curse | 1939 |
| 7) No Escape | 1940 |
| As ‘Cameron Carr’ | |
| 1) A New Face at the Door | 1937 |
| 2) Gilded Clay | 1938 |
| 3) The Other | 1938 |
| As ‘Noel Despard’ | |
| 1) The Tyranny of Virtue | 1925 |
| As ‘John Galton’ | |
| 1) The Stars I Kneel To | 1939 |