Author dies
Frederic Dannay, the coauthor of the more than 35 Ellery Queen detective novels, has died after a brief illness. He was 76. Dannay’s collaborator, his cousin, Manfred Lee, died in 1971, and in a very real sense, so did Ellery. Queen with the publication of the last Queen novel, "A Fine and Private Place.” Since then Dannay had kept busy editing anthologies and Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, a monthly publication with a world-wide circulation.— New York. . •
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