Eric C:
"I have a book called 'The LIves of Harry Lime ' by 'Orson
Welles and others'. Its a volume of short stories about the
Harry Lime character. [Pocket Books 1952] The authors listed
are, 'Welles, Sigmund Muller,Robert Cenadella, Joseph
Cochran, Carl Jampel, Jonquil Anthony, Virginia Cooke, Peter
Lyon, Bud Lesser and Irwin Ashkinazy."
At least Irvin Ashkenazy (I think that's the correct way to
spell it) is a real person and a real writer - mainly a radio
and TV writer, but also an occasional short story writer. He
was also an actor. I think he's been credited with having
pseudonymously written a Saint story for Charteris. I can't
remember any details, though.
How's Welles's story? (Someone could do a little book and
collect all of Welles's fiction writing, as I understand
there are bits here and there. Maybe with the dubious MR.
ARKADIN.)
Juri
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