Фредерик Небель
Фредерик Небель (Louis Frederick Nebel, 3 ноября 1903 - Стэйтен Айленд, Нью-Йорк - 3 мая 1967, Оранж, Калифорния)- Американский писатель. В 15 лет бросил школу. После работы в доках Нью-Йорка, он переехал в Канаду и стал фермером в ферме своего дяди. Опыт северных лесов стал главной темой его рассказов в ранние годы творчества, так как он писал приключенческие истории. Кроме своего имени, он так же писал под псевдонимами Граймс Хилл и Эрик Льюис.

Небель плодовитый автор. Его первый рассказ в журнале «Черная маска» появился в 1926 году. За двенадцать лет , с 1926 по 1937 год написал более 230 рассказов, включая несколько «долгоиграющих» серий, главным образом для журнала «Черная маска» и его ближайшего конкурента – «Десятицентовый детектив». С 1938 года он начинает писать для «журналов из качественной бумаги».

Герои Небеля – борцы с преступностью, крутые ребята. Они не гнушаются насилием, однако соблюдают моральный кодекс и прочно связаны с реальностью в отличие от персонажей, созданных многими другими авторами. Капитан Стив Макбрайд и сопровождающий его репортер Кеннеди появляются в 37 рассказах, напечатанных «Черной маской».

В том же журнале с 1930 по 1935 год было опубликовано 21 произведение о приключениях Донни Донахью по прозвищу Крутой Дик из агентства «Интерстейт»; шесть лучших из них вышли отдельным сборником под названием «Шесть смертельных дамок» (1950).

Полсотни рассказов о детективе Кардигане из агентства «Космос» печатались с 1931 по 1937 год на страницах «Десятицентового детектива»; лучшие были изданы сборником «Приключения Кардигана» (1988).

Два из трех крупных произведений Небеля были экранизированы: «Сонный Восток» (1933) в 1934 и «50 дорог в город» (1936) в 1937 году. Третий роман "Но не конец" (1934), в котором события происходят во времена Великой депрессии в Нью Йорке.

В 1930 году Небель продал права на экранизацию Макбрайда и Кеннеди студии Warner Brothers. Но в этих фильмах (9 серий) Кеннеди превратился в репортершу Торчи Блейн, а Макбрайд в объекта ее вожделения.

Детективные романы и рассказы | +

NOVELS

Sleepers East (1933)
But Not the End (1934)
Fifty Roads to Town (1936)

SHORT STORIES

"The Firelight Patrol" (September 1925, North West Stories)
"Trade Law" (July 1925, North West Stories)
"Stuart of the City Patrol" (December 1925, North West Stories)
"Raw Courage" (December 1925, Action Stories)
"Soda-Pop Mary" (January 1926, Lariat)
"The White Peril" (January 8, 1926, North West Stories)
"The Breaks of the Game" (March 1926, Black Mask)
"Defiance Valley" (March 3, 1926, North West Stories)
"The Black Fox Skin" (April 1926, North West Stories)
"Law of the Trapline" (April 22, 1926, North West Stories)
"Patrol of Courage" (May 8, 1926, North West Stories)
"Big Moon Lake Patrol" (June 1926, North West Stories)
"Somewhere East of Singapore" (July 3, 1926, Action Stories)
"Alone" (August 22, 1926, North West Magazine)
"Cache Law" (September 1926, North West Stories)
"East of Big Moon" (November 8, 1926, North West Stories)
"Grain to Grain" (November 1926, Black Mask)
"High Jinks as Sky High" (November 1926, Lariat)
"The Frontier of Vengeance" (December 8, 1926, North West Stories)
"Tell It to the Mounted" (December 22, 1926, North West Stories)
"Claws of the Jungle" (January 1927, Action Stories)
"Dumb Luck" (January 1927, Black Mask)
"China Silk" (March 1927, Black Mask)
"Courage of the Strong" (March 1927, North West Stories)
"Hounds of Darkness" (April 1927, Black Mask)
"The Hell-Bender" (April 1927, Lariat)
"A Man Must Fight" (April 22, 1927, North West Stories)
"The Drifting Kid Strikes" May 1927, Lariat)
"A Man With Sand" (July 1927, Black Mask)
"Return of the Exile" (July 8, 1927, North West Stories)
"Emeralds of Shade" (August 1927, Black Mask)
"Flyers of Fortune" (August 1927, Air Stories)
"Red Night" (August 8, 1927, North West Stories)
"A Grudge is a Grudge" (September 1927, Black Mask)
"Birdmen of Borneo" (September 1927, North West Stories)
"Doom Drums" (October 1927, Danger Trail)
"It Takes a Man" (October 22, 1927, North West Stories)
"Isle of Lost Men" (November 1927, Action Stories)
"The Brave Tradition" (November 1927, Elks Magazine)
"With Benefit of Law" (November 1927, Black Mask)
"Flying Jade" (December 1927, Air Stories)
"The Penalty of the Code" (January 1928, Black Mask)
"Sun Dog Gold" (January 1928, North West Stories)
"The Shanghai Jest" (January 1928, Air Stories)
"Sky-High Nerve" (February 1928, Air Stories)
"The Devil's Double-Cross" (March 1928, Triple-X Magazine)
"Yangtze Yellow" (March 1928, Air Stories)
"Skyrocket Scott" (March 1928, Wings)
"The Crimson Diamond" (April 1928, Action Stories)
"The Hardy Fly Hard" (May 1928, Air Stories)
"Birdmen of Passage" (June 1928, North West Stories)
"A Gun in the Dark" (June 1928, Black Mask)
"Hell to Pay" (August 1928, Black Mask)
"Wolves of the Wind" (August 1928, Wings)
"Raw Law" (September 1928, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Far North of Chilkoot" (September 22, 1928, North West Stories)
"Dog Eat Dog" (October 1928, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Law Alone" (November 1928, Mystery Stories)
"The Law Laughs Last" (November 1928, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"The Secret Vanity" (April 1929, Columbia)
"Law Without Law" (April 1929, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Graft" (May 1929, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Proud Youth" (June 22, 1929, Toronto Star Weekly)
"Behind the Shield" (August 1929, Columbia)
"New Guns for Old" (Sept. 1929, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Cops Are Dumb" (October 1929, Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories)
"The Makings of Command" (October 1929, The Elk's Magazine)
"A Gambler Passes" (1929, Five-Novels Monthly)
"Hell-Smoke" (November 1929, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Wind Patrol" (November 1929, Wings)
"Out of Stir" (November 1929, Young's Magazine)
"The Trail to Caribou" (December 1929, North West Stories)
"Tough Treatment" (January 1930, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Alley Rat" (February 1930, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Crate Crashers" (February 1930, Air Stories)
"Call It Justice" (February 15, 1930, Detective Fiction Weekly)
"Empire of the Devil" (March 1930, Frontier Stories)
"Isle of Lost Wings, Part 1" (March 1930, Wings)
"Isle of Lost Wings, Part 2" (April 1930, Wings)
"Wise Guy" (April 1930, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Chechako Trail" (April 1930, North West Stories)
"Isle of Lost Wings, Part 3" (May 1930, Wings)
"Street Wolf" (May 1930, Black Mask)
"Isle of Lost Wings, Part 4" (June 1930, Wings)
"Forbidden River" (June 1930, Five-Novels Monthly)
"King of the Yukon" (August 1930, North West Stories)
"Ten Men From Chicago" (August 1930, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Shake-Down" (September 1930, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Flying Freebooters" (September 1930, Wings)
"Brood of the Wind" (November 1930, Wings)
"The Devil's Souvenir" (November 1930, Far East Adventure Stories)
"Rough Justice" (November 1930, Black Mask; Donahue)
"The Red-Hots" (December 1930, Black Mask; Donahue)
"Bloodhounds of the Sky, Part 1" (December 1930, Wings)
"Gun Thunder" (January 1931, Black Mask; Donahue)
"Bloodhounds of the Sky, Part 2" (January 1931, Wings)
"Bloodhounds of the Sky, Part 3" (February 1931, Wings)
"Get a Load of This" (February 1931, Black Mask; Donahue)
"Hell's Back Door" (February 1931, Far East Adventure Stories)
"The Law Dies Hard" (February 1931, North West Stories)
"Bloodhounds of the Sky, Part 4" (March 1931, Wings)
"Junk" (March 1931, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"The Kill" (March 1931, Black Mask; as Grimes Hill)
"Sky Scrappers" (April 1931, Air Stories)
"Sky Spoilers" (April 1931, Air Stories)
"Sky Blazers" (May 1931, Air Stories)
"The Spot and the Lady" (May 1931, Black Mask; as Grimes Hill)
"Beat the Rap" (May 1931, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Muscle Man" (June 10, 1931, Detective Fiction Weekly)
"Death for a Dago" (July 1931, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Spare the Rod" (August 1931, Black Mask; Donahue)
"Nobody's Fall Guy" (August 8, 1931, Detective Fiction Weekly)
"Pearls Are Tears" (September 1931, Black Mask; Donahue)
"The Mystery at Pier 7" (September 1931, Detective Action Stories)
"The Crooked Spot" (October 1931, Detective Action Stories)
"Death's Not Enough" (October 1931, Black Mask; Donahue)
"It's the Live Ones That Talk" (November 1931, Black Mask)
"Death Alley" (November 1931, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"Hell's Pay Check" (December 1931, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"Some Die Young" (December 1931, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Whispers of Death" (December 1931, Detective Action Stories)
"Six Diamonds and a Dick" (January 1932, Dime Detective)
"The X-Circle" (January 1932, Detective Action Stories)
"And There Was Murder" (Dime Detective, February 1932, Dime Detective)
"The Crimson Fist" (Detective Action Stories, March 1932)
"The Quick or the Dead" (March 1932, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Phantom Fingers" (Dime Detective, March 1932, Dime Detective)
"Murder on the Loose" (Dime Detective, April 1932, Dime Detective)
"Murder by Ballot" (Detective Action Stories, April 1932, Dime Detective)
"The Wheel" (April 9, 1932, The Saturday Evening Post)
"Backwash" (May 1932, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"The Tailormade Clue" (Dime Detective, June 1932, Dime Detective)
"Rogue's Ransom" (Dime Detective, August 1932, Dime Detective)
"Shake-Up" (August 1932, Black Mask; Donahue)
"The Pinch" (September 17, 1932, Detective Fiction Weekly)
"He Could Take It" (September 1932, Black Mask; Donahue)
"Lead Pearls" (September 1932, Dime Detective)
"Red Web" (October 1932, Black Mask; Donahue)
"The Dead Don't Die" (October 1932, Dime Detective)
"The Candy Killer" (November 1932, Dime Detective)
"The Devil's Slouch" (December 10, 1932, Detective Fiction Weekly)
"Red Pavement" (December 1932, Black Mask; Donahue)
"A Truck-Load of Diamonds" (December 1932, Dime Detective)
"Murder Cure" (January 1933, Dime Detective)
"Me--Cardigan" (February 1933, Dime Detective)
"Doors in the Dark" (February 1933, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"The Green Widow" (February 11, 1933, Detective Fiction Weekly; rep. January 1951, Black Mask)
"Doorway to Danger" (March 1, 1933, Dime Detective)
"Hands" (March 15, 1933, Complete Stories Magazine)
"Rough Reform" (March 1933, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Farewell to Crime" (April 1933, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Heir to Murder" (April 1, 1933, Dime Detective)
"Dead Man's Folly" (May 1, 1933, Dime Detective)
"The Lemon" (May 6, 1933, Detective Fiction Weekly)
"Murder Won't Wait" (May 15, 1933, Dime Detective)
"Save Your Tears" (June 1933, Black Mask; Donahue)
"Song and Dance" (July 1933, Black Mask; Donahue)
"Chains of Darkness" (July 1, 1933, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"Scrambled Murder" (July 15, 1933, Dime Detective)
"Strangle Hold" (July 29, 1933, Detective Fiction Weekly)
"Champions Also Die" (August 1933, Black Mask; Donahue)
"Death After Murder" (August 15, 1933, Dime Detective)
"Guns Down" (September 1933, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Murder & Co" (September 15, 1933, Dime Detective)
"Dance No More" (Collier's, 23 September 1933)
"The Missing Car" (October 1933, Black Bat)
"Magnificent Gesture" (Redbook, November 1933)
"Lay Down the Law" (November 1933, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Murder á la Carte" (November 15, 1933, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"Scoundrel's Choice" (December 23, 1933, Collier's)
"Spades Are Spades" (January 1, 1934, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"Murder Off Stage" (February 1934, Mystery)
"Too Young to Die" (February 1934, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Bad News" (March 1934, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Hot Spot" (March 1, 1934, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"Kick Back" (April 1, 1934, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"Unfriendly Call" (Collier's, 7 April 1934)
"Read 'Em and Weep" (May 1, 1934, Dime Detective)
"The Man Who Couldn't Spell" (June 30, 1934, Collier's)
"Take It and Like It" (June 1934, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Red Hot" (July 1, 1934, Dime Detective)
"Killed After 10 P.M" (August 1934, Mystery)
"Be Your Age" (August 1934, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Not So Tough" (August 15, 1934, Dime Detective)
"Too Hot to Handle" (September 15, 1934, Dime Detective)
"Pardon My Murder" (November 15, 1934, Dime Detective)
"Leave It to Cardigan" (December 15, 1934, Dime Detective)
"He Was a Swell Guy" (January 1935, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Hell on Wheels" (February 1, 1935, Dime Detective)
"It's a Gag" (February 1935, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Ghost of a Chance" (March 1935, Black Mask; Donahue)
"Hell Couldn't Stop Him" (April 15, 1935, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"That's Kennedy" (May 1935, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"A Couple of Quick Ones" (June 1, 1935, Dime Detective)
"The Dead Die Twice" (August 1935, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"Die-Hard" (August 1935, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Protecting Monica" (October 5, 1935, Collier's)
"Winter Kill" (November 1935, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Death in the Raw" (October 1935, Dime Detective)
"The Curse of Cardigan" (December 1935, Dime Detective)
"Blood in the Dark" (January 1936, Dime Detective)
"Fan Dance" (January 1936, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"No Hard Feelings" (February 1936, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"The Sign of Murder" (March 1936, Dime Detective)
"Lead Poison" (April 1936, Dime Detective; Cardigan)
"Make Mine Murder" (November 1936, Dime Detective)
"Nothing to Lose" (January 1937, Cosmopolitan)
"Woman at Bay" (March 13, 1937, Collier's)
"Crack Down" (April 1936, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"The Real Thing" (May 8, 1937, Collier's)
"Murder by Mail" (June 1936, Dime Detective)
"Hard to Take" (June 1936, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Deep Red" (August 1936, Black Mask; Kennedy and MacBride)
"Behind the Eight Ball" (March 1937, Dime Detective)
"The Grand Manner" (March 6, 1937, Collier's)
"Change of Heart" (April 1937, Redbook)
"No Time to Kill" (May 1937, Dime Detective; Cardigan)

Мне по запросу на фото выдают только обложки книг. Фото самого автора может кто то поставить?

Джин Грей писал(а):Мне по запросу на фото выдают только обложки книг. Фото самого автора может кто то поставить?

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igorei спасибо. Хотя бы такую поставила.