Jean Francis Webb United States
- Born
- 1910 in United States
- Died
- 1991 in United States
- Age
- 80-81 years
- Credited for
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writing
- Also known as
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Roswell Brown (pen name)
Biography
Webb was a prolific author of mysteries, romances, gothics, novelisations, and non-fiction, including This Coffin Taken?, Somewhere within This House, Carnavaron's Castle, The Craigshaw Curse, The Empty Attic, Roses from a Haunted Garden and No Match for Murder".
He wrote over an extended period from the forties to the eighties. He wrote romance novels under a woman's name, Roswell Brown.
Some of Webb's pulp romance novels were published by Invincible Press in the fifties.
Notes
There is some speculation that Webb might be a woman, though the consensus seems to be that he was male.
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Invincible Love Stories (Invincible, 1948 series) #32 (September 1949) — Jilted Heart |
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Invincible Love Stories (Invincible, 1948 series) #34 (October 1949) — Here Come the Blondes |
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Invincible Love Stories (Invincible, 1948 series) #38 (December 1949) — Streamlined Serenade |
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Pulp novel series: Text story |
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Invincible Love Stories (Invincible, 1948 series) #49 (May 1950) — Back to Your Arms |
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Invincible Love Stories (Invincible, 1948 series) #64 (January 1951) — Design for Loving |
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Invincible Love Stories (Invincible, 1948 series) #92 (April 1952) — That Rodeo Girl |
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