Minna Feibleman Bardon was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. She was an author, a copywriter for the Thompson Advertising Agency, editor of manuscripts for Writers' Digest, a book reviewer for The Enquirer, and a social worker.
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Minna Feibleman Bardon was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. She was an author, a copywriter for the Thompson Advertising Agency, editor of manuscripts for Writers' Digest, a book reviewer for The Enquirer, and a social worker. |
Titles and year of publication:
| 1) The Case of the Dead Grandmother (Also published as: Murder for Real [1947]) | 1937 |
| 2) The Case of the Advertised Murders | 1939 |
| 3) Murder Does Light Housekeeping (Also published as: The Case of the Blood-Stained Dime [1941]) | 1941 |
| 4) Blood Red Death | 1947 |
| 5) His Best Girl | 1949 |