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Peter Harmer Lovesey (born 10
September 1936), also
known by his pen name
Peter Lear, is a
British writer of
historical and
contemporary detective novels...
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Alfred Cyril Lovesey CBE, AFRAeS, was an
English engineer who was a key
figure in the
development of the Rolls-Royce
Merlin aero engine.
Lovesey was born...
- the
African writer, as
Oliver Lovesey, a
scholar of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, notes. In his book on Ngũgĩ and his work,
Lovesey quotes Albert S. Gérard on this...
- awards:
Colin Dexter James H.
McClure Sara
Paretsky Anthony Price Peter Lovesey Ruth
Rendell Ngaio Marsh was the
first writer to
receive more than one...
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original on 20
October 2016.
Retrieved 25
November 2017.
Lovesey 1968, p. 98.
Lovesey 1968, p. 99. "Paavo Nurmi's
world records (approved by the IAAF)"...
- 10.
Fozard 1991, pp. 127, 165.
Flight January 1946, p. 93.
Lovesey 1946, p. 223.
Lovesey 1946, p. 224. "Quieter Argonaut". Flight. 29
February 1952....
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episodes were produced,
which ran from 1980 to 1981.
Adapted from
Peter Lovesey's Sergeant Cribb historical mystery novels and set in
Victorian London around...
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science fiction novel of the same
title by
Peter Lear, a
pseudonym of
Peter Lovesey. The
screenplay was by John Kohn, with
music by Bill Conti. The film is...
- a 1972
historical mystery detective novel by the
British author Peter Lovesey. It is the
third in his
series of
novels featuring the
Victorian era policeman...
- 1993, p. 173 Harvey-Bailey and Piggott, 1993, p. 178 Rubbra, 1990, p. 106
Lovesey, 1946, p. 220 Harvey-Bailey, 1983, p. 14
Gruenhagen 1980 p. 191. "Cleveland...
