Pseudonym of Alfred Alexander Gordon Clark. He was a barrister and later a county court judge. He was educated at Rugby. After Rugby he went to New College, Oxford, where he took a first in modern history. In 1924 he was called to the bar. Over the next fifteen years he built up a reasonable junior practice. In 1933 he married Mary Barbara Lawrence, a girl he had known since childhood. It was a happy marriage and produced a son and two daughters. Sadly, in 1958 he was taken ill and did not recover. |
Titles and year of publication:
1) Tenant for Death | 1937 |
2) Death is No Sportsman | 1938 |
3) Suicide Excepted | 1939 |
4) Tragedy at Law | 1942 |
5) With a Bare Bodkin | 1946 |
6) When the Wind Blows | 1949 |
7) An English Murder | 1951 |
8) That Yew Tree's Shade | 1954 |
9) He Should Have Died Hereafter | 1958 |
10) Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (short stories) | 1958 |
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