Octavus Roy Cohen was born in Charleston, South Carolina. He worked as a newspaperman before he was admitted to the South Carolina bar in 1913. In 1915, he abandoned the law to write full-time. |
Titles and year of publication:
1) The Other Woman (with J.U. Giesy) | 1917 |
2) The Crimson Alibi | 1919 |
3) Gray Dusk | 1920 |
4) Six Seconds of Darkness | 1921 |
5) Midnight | 1922 |
6) Assorted Chocolates (short stories) | 1922 |
7) Jim Hanvey, Detective (short stories) | 1923 |
8) The Iron Chalice | 1925 |
9) Detours (short stories) | 1927 |
10) The Outer Gate | 1927 |
11) Florian Slappey Goes Abroad (short stories) | 1928 |
12) The May Day Mystery | 1929 |
13) The Backstage Mystery (Also published as: Curtain at Eight [1933]) | 1930 |
14) Eric Peters, Pullman Porter (short stories) | 1930 |
15) Cameos (short stories) | 1931 |
16) Star of Earth | 1932 |
17) Carbon Copies (short stories) | 1932 |
18) The Townsend Murder Mystery | 1933 |
19) Scrambled Yeggs (short stories) | 1934 |
20) Child of Evil | 1936 |
21) I Love You Again (Also published as: There's Always Time to Die [1949]) | 1937 |
22) East of Broadway | 1938 |
23) Florian Slappey (short stories) | 1938 |
24) Strange Honeymoon | 1939 |
25) Romance in Crimson (Also published as: Murder in Season [1946]) | 1940 |
26) Lady in Armor | 1941 |
27) Sound of Revelry | 1943 |
28) Romance in the First Degree | 1944 |
29) Danger in Paradise | 1945 |
30) Love Has No Alibi | 1946 |
31) Dangerous Lady | 1946 |
32) Don't Ever Love Me | 1947 |
33) More Beautiful Than Murder | 1948 |
34) My Love Wears Black | 1948 |
35) A Bullet for My Love | 1950 |
36) The Corpse That Walked | 1951 |
37) Lost Lady | 1951 |
38) Love Can Be Dangerous (Also published as: The Intruder [1956]) | 1955 |