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Английский судья и писатель-детектив
English judge and crime writer
Альфред Александр Гордон Кларк (4 сентября 1900 – 25 августа 1958) был английским барристером, судьей и писал детективные романы под псевдонимом Сирил Хейр.
Alfred Alexander Gordon Clark (4 September 1900 – 25 August 1958) was an English barrister, judge and crime writer under the pseudonym Cyril Hare.
Жизнь и творчество
Гордон Кларк родился в Миклехеме, Суррей, третьим сыном Генри Герберта Гордона Кларка из Миклехема-Холла, Суррей, торговца вином и спиртными напитками, а семейная фирма носила название Matthew Clark & Sons. Социалистический политик Сьюзан Лоуренс была его тетей. Он получил образование в Сент-Обинс (Rottingdean), Регби и Нью-Колледже Оксфордского университета (где он услышал, как Уильям Арчибальд Спунер в проповеди произнес: «теперь мы видим сквозь тьму»), и окончил его с отличием. Затем он изучал право и в 1924 году был принят в коллегию адвокатов в Мидл-Темпле. Псевдоним Гордона Кларка был составлен из названий Hare Court, где он работал в конторе Роланда Оливера, и Cyril Mansions в Бэттерси, где он жил после женитьбы в 1933 году на Мэри Барбаре Лоуренс (дочери сэра Уильяма Лоуренса, 3-го баронета). У них был сын, Чарльз Филипп Гордон Кларк (1936–2018; священник, впоследствии каменщик), и две дочери: Александра Мэри Гордон Кларк (род. 1938) и Сесилия Мэри Гордон Кларк (1944–1999; жена Родерика Снелла). В юности и в первые годы Второй мировой войны Гордон Кларк выступал в качестве маршала судьи, опыт, который он использовал в романе «Трагедия в суде». В период с 1942 по 1945 год он работал в офисе директора по уголовным преследованиям. В начале войны он недолго служил в Министерстве экономической войны, а о военной государственной службе с множеством временных сотрудников упоминается в романе «С голым кинжалом». В 1950 году он был назначен окружным судьей в Суррее. Его наиболее известный роман – «Трагедия в суде», в котором он опирался на свой юридический опыт и представил Фрэнсиса Петтигрю, не слишком успешного адвоката, который в этом и четырех других романах случайно раскрывает аспекты преступления. Его профессиональный детектив (они вместе появлялись в трех романах, и только в одном из них ни один из них не присутствует) был крупным и реалистичным полицейским инспектором Маллетом с огромным аппетитом. «Трагедия в суде» никогда не была снята с печати, и Марсель Берлинс в 1999 году описал ее как «по-прежнему одну из лучших детективных историй, действие которых происходит в юридическом мире». П. Д. Джеймс пошла еще дальше и написала, что «в целом она общепризнанно считается лучшим детективным романом, действие которого происходит в этом увлекательном мире». Она заняла 85-е место в списке «100 лучших криминальных романов всех времен». Из его других романов «Самоубийство, за исключением» показывает человека, совершающего почти идеальное убийство, только чтобы обнаружить, что нюанс страхового законодательства лишает его ожидаемой награды. Он был членом Детективного клуба. Короткие рассказы Сирила Хэра в основном писались для London Evening Standard. Среди них «История Гермионы», в которой одноименная героиня обогащается благодаря слишком удобной смерти нескольких родственников, названа одним из самых леденящих душу рассказов, когда-либо написанных. «Сестра Бесси» ярко описывает муки жертвы шантажа и отчаянные преступления, которые она совершает в надежде освободиться от своего мучителя. «Дилемма мисс Бернсайд» описывает положение человека, который обнаруживает беспринципную, но полностью законную махинацию со стороны человека, которым она ранее восхищалась. «Жизнь за жизнь» исследует возможность искупления земных грехов после смерти. После перенесенного вскоре после Второй мировой войны туберкулеза Гордон Кларк больше никогда не был полностью здоров и умер у себя дома недалеко от Бокс-Хилла, Суррей, в возрасте 57 лет. Его состояние оценивалось в 29 106 фунтов стерлингов. Он похоронен в церкви Святого Михаила в Миклехеме.
Gordon Clark was born in Mickleham, Surrey, the third son of Henry Herbert Gordon Clark of Mickleham Hall, Surrey, a merchant in the wine and spirit trade, Matthew Clark & Sons being the family firm. The socialist politician Susan Lawrence was his aunt. He was educated at St Aubyn's, Rottingdean and Rugby. He read History at New College, Oxford (where he heard William Archibald Spooner say in a sermon that 'now we see through a dark ) and graduated with a First. He then studied law and was called to the Bar at Middle Temple in 1924. Gordon Clark's pseudonym was a mixture of Hare Court, where he worked in the chambers of Roland Oliver, and Cyril Mansions, Battersea, where he lived after marrying Mary Barbara Lawrence (daughter of Sir William Lawrence, 3rd Baronet) in 1933. They had one son, Charles Philip Gordon Clark (1936 2018; clergyman, later dry stone waller), and two daughters, Alexandra Mary Gordon Clark (b. 1938) and Cecilia Mary Gordon Clark (1944 1999; wife of Roderick Snell). As a young man and during the early days of the Second World War, Gordon Clark toured as a judge's marshal, an experience he used in Tragedy at Law. Between 1942 and 1945, he worked at the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. At the beginning of the war, he served a short time at the Ministry of Economic Warfare, and the wartime civil service with many temporary members appears in With a Bare Bodkin. In 1950, he was appointed county court judge in Surrey. His best known novel is Tragedy at Law, in which he drew on his legal expertise and in which he introduced Francis Pettigrew, a not very successful barrister who in this and four other novels just happens to elucidate aspects of the crime. His professional detective (they appeared together in three novels, and only one has neither of them present) was a large and realistic police officer, Inspector Mallett, with a vast appetite. Tragedy at Law has never been out of print, and Marcel Berlins described it in 1999 as "still among the best whodunnits set in the legal world." P. D. James went further and wrote that it "is generally acknowledged to be the best detective story set in that fascinating world." It appeared at no. 85 in The Top 100 Crime Novels of All Time. Of his other full length novels, Suicide Excepted shows a man committing an almost perfect murder, only to find that a quirk of the insurance laws deprives him of his hoped for reward. He was a member of the Detection Club. Cyril Hare's short stories were mostly written for the London Evening Standard. Among them, "The Story of Hermione", in which the eponymous character grows rich from the all too convenient deaths of several relatives, has been called one of the most chilling short stories ever written. "Sister Bessie" describes vividly the agonies of a blackmail victim and the desperate crimes he commits in the hope of freeing himself from his tormentor. "Miss Burnside's Dilemma" describes the predicament of a person who uncovers a piece of unscrupulous, but entirely legal, chicanery by someone she had previously admired. "A Life for a Life" explores the possibility of atonement for one's earthly sins after death. Having suffered from tuberculosis shortly after the Second World War, Gordon Clark was never again in full health and died at his home near Box Hill, Surrey at age 57. His estate was valued at £29,106. He is buried at St. Michael's Church, Mickleham.
Сборники рассказов
Лучшие детективные рассказы Сирила Хэра (американское название – «Смерть среди друзей и другие рассказы», 1959, под редакцией Майкла Гилберта)
Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (US title Death among Friends and Other Stories, 1959, edited by Michael Gilbert)Short storiesThe Tragedy of Young Macintyre. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWhere There's a Will. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Life for a Life. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Very Useful Relationship. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Death of Amy Robsart. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1937. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWeight and See. Illustrated London News, Christmas Number 1938. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Mallett)TITLE UNKNOWN. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1938Miss Burnside's Mistake. Pearson's Magazine November 1939. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Miss Burnside's DilemmaThe Return Visit. The Gloucester Journal, 6 April 1940 (Mallett)It Takes Two Evening Standard, 29 November 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSister Bessie. Evening Standard, 23 December 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Sister Bessie or Your Old Leech. Reprinted as Sister Bessie or The Present in the Post. Queensland Times, 28 December 1950 I Never Forget a Face. Evening Standard, 27 April 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareAs the Inspector Said Evening Standard, 23 August 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Euthanasia of Hilary's Aunt. Evening Standard, 9 December 1950Spare the Rod and Spoil the Crime. Evening Standard, 24 January 1951Death among Friends. Evening Standard, 28 March 1951. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareMurderers' Luck. This Week, 24 June 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 17 July 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Mugs' Luck and Mug's LuckAmazing Lady. This Week, 23 September 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 4 October 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The Story of HermioneThe Will. Evening Standard, 6 December 1951Line out of Order. Evening Standard, 4 January 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Automatic Out of OrderAccident. Evening Standard, 21 June 1952Name of Smith. Evening Standard, 5 July 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)The Old Flame. Evening Standard, 5 August 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareDeath of a Blackmailer. Evening Standard, 2 September 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Surprise for Christmas. Evening Standard, 23 December 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Markhampton Miracle. Evening Standard, 17 October 1953. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Dropper's Delight. Evening Standard, 13 April 1954. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThis Side up with Care. Evening Standard, 8 July 1954The Rivals. Evening Standard, 14 July 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Man in the Silk Pyjamas. Evening Standard, 15 August 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The HeelThe Man from Pannonia. Evening Standard, 30 September 1955Punctuality Grant. Evening Standard, 11 October 1955. Also published as The Phone Call at 4amThe Magnifying Glass. Evening Standard, 10 March 1956The Ruling Passion. Evening Standard, 25 July 1956. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)Devil on the Island. This Week, 17 November 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 9 October 1958 as Thursday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Double Take. This Week, 15 December 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 6 October 1958 as Monday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSermon's in the Bag. Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 1958. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 7 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Tuesday's ChildWednesday's Child. Evening Standard, 8 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareFriday's Child. Evening Standard, 10 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSaturday's Child. Evening Standard, 11 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareRadio playsMurder at Warbeck Hall BBC Light Programme, 27 January 1948 (Episode 2 in a series of plays by members of The Detection Club)
Stage playsMurder In Daylesford Gardens (1929). Revised as The Noose Is Cut (1935)The House of Warbeck (1955). Adapted from An English MurderReviewsForensic Farce (Review of Friends at Court by Henry Cecil''). Daily Telegraph, 16 March 1956
Рассказы:
«Трагедия молодого МакИнтайра». Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Где есть завещание». Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Жизнь за жизнь». Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Очень полезные отношения». Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Смерть Эми Робсарт». The Sketch, рождественский номер 1937. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Взвесь и увидишь». Illustrated London News, рождественский номер 1938. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра» (Маллетт).
НАЗВАНИЕ НЕИЗВЕСТНО. The Sketch, рождественский номер 1938.
«Ошибка мисс Бернсайд». Pearson's Magazine, ноябрь 1939. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра» под названием «Дилемма мисс Бернсайд».
«Повторный визит». The Gloucester Journal, 6 апреля 1940 (Маллетт).
«Это дело двоих». Evening Standard, 29 ноября 1949. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Сестра Бесси». Evening Standard, 23 декабря 1949. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра» под названием «Сестра Бесси, или Твоя старая пиявка». Переиздано как «Сестра Бесси, или Подарок по почте». Queensland Times, 28 декабря 1950.
«Я никогда не забываю лица». Evening Standard, 27 апреля 1950. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Как сказал инспектор». Evening Standard, 23 августа 1950. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Эвтаназия тети Хиллари». Evening Standard, 9 декабря 1950.
«Пощади палку и испортишь преступление». Evening Standard, 24 января 1951.
«Смерть среди друзей». Evening Standard, 28 марта 1951. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Удача убийц». This Week, 24 июня 1951. Перепечатано в Evening Standard, 17 июля 1951 и собрано в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра». Также издается как «Удача простаков» и «Удача дурака».
«Удивительная леди». This Week, 23 сентября 1951. Перепечатано в Evening Standard, 4 октября 1951 и собрано в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра» под названием «История Гермионы».
«Завещание». Evening Standard, 6 декабря 1951.
«Линия не в порядке». Evening Standard, 4 января 1952. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра». Также издается как «Автоматическая неисправность».
«Авария». Evening Standard, 21 июня 1952.
«Имя Смит». Evening Standard, 5 июля 1952. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра» (Петтигрю).
«Старая любовь». Evening Standard, 5 августа 1952. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Смерть шантажиста». Evening Standard, 2 сентября 1952. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Сюрприз на Рождество». Evening Standard, 23 декабря 1952. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Чудо Маркхэмптона». Evening Standard, 17 октября 1953. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Удовольствие от падения». Evening Standard, 13 апреля 1954. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Этой стороной вверх, осторожно». Evening Standard, 8 июля 1954.
«Соперники». Evening Standard, 14 июля 1955. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Человек в шелковой пижаме». Evening Standard, 15 августа 1955. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра» под названием «Каблук».
«Человек из Паннонии». Evening Standard, 30 сентября 1955.
«Пунктуальность Гранта». Evening Standard, 11 октября 1955. Также издается как «Телефонный звонок в 4 утра».
«Лупа». Evening Standard, 10 марта 1956.
«Властвующая страсть». Evening Standard, 25 июля 1956. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра» (Петтигрю).
«Дьявол на острове». This Week, 17 ноября 1957. Перепечатано в Evening Standard, 9 октября 1958 под названием «Ребенок четверга». Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Двойной взгляд». This Week, 15 декабря 1957. Перепечатано в Evening Standard, 6 октября 1958 под названием «Ребенок понедельника». Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Проповедь в мешке». Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, август 1958. Перепечатано в Evening Standard, 7 октября 1958. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра» под названием «Ребенок вторника».
«Ребенок среды». Evening Standard, 8 октября 1958. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Ребенок пятницы». Evening Standard, 10 октября 1958. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
«Ребенок субботы». Evening Standard, 11 октября 1958. Собрание в «Лучших детективных рассказах Сирила Хэра».
Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (US title Death among Friends and Other Stories, 1959, edited by Michael Gilbert)Short storiesThe Tragedy of Young Macintyre. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWhere There's a Will. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Life for a Life. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Very Useful Relationship. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Death of Amy Robsart. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1937. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWeight and See. Illustrated London News, Christmas Number 1938. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Mallett)TITLE UNKNOWN. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1938Miss Burnside's Mistake. Pearson's Magazine November 1939. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Miss Burnside's DilemmaThe Return Visit. The Gloucester Journal, 6 April 1940 (Mallett)It Takes Two Evening Standard, 29 November 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSister Bessie. Evening Standard, 23 December 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Sister Bessie or Your Old Leech. Reprinted as Sister Bessie or The Present in the Post. Queensland Times, 28 December 1950 I Never Forget a Face. Evening Standard, 27 April 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareAs the Inspector Said Evening Standard, 23 August 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Euthanasia of Hilary's Aunt. Evening Standard, 9 December 1950Spare the Rod and Spoil the Crime. Evening Standard, 24 January 1951Death among Friends. Evening Standard, 28 March 1951. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareMurderers' Luck. This Week, 24 June 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 17 July 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Mugs' Luck and Mug's LuckAmazing Lady. This Week, 23 September 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 4 October 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The Story of HermioneThe Will. Evening Standard, 6 December 1951Line out of Order. Evening Standard, 4 January 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Automatic Out of OrderAccident. Evening Standard, 21 June 1952Name of Smith. Evening Standard, 5 July 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)The Old Flame. Evening Standard, 5 August 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareDeath of a Blackmailer. Evening Standard, 2 September 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Surprise for Christmas. Evening Standard, 23 December 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Markhampton Miracle. Evening Standard, 17 October 1953. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Dropper's Delight. Evening Standard, 13 April 1954. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThis Side up with Care. Evening Standard, 8 July 1954The Rivals. Evening Standard, 14 July 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Man in the Silk Pyjamas. Evening Standard, 15 August 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The HeelThe Man from Pannonia. Evening Standard, 30 September 1955Punctuality Grant. Evening Standard, 11 October 1955. Also published as The Phone Call at 4amThe Magnifying Glass. Evening Standard, 10 March 1956The Ruling Passion. Evening Standard, 25 July 1956. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)Devil on the Island. This Week, 17 November 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 9 October 1958 as Thursday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Double Take. This Week, 15 December 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 6 October 1958 as Monday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSermon's in the Bag. Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 1958. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 7 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Tuesday's ChildWednesday's Child. Evening Standard, 8 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareFriday's Child. Evening Standard, 10 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSaturday's Child. Evening Standard, 11 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareRadio playsMurder at Warbeck Hall BBC Light Programme, 27 January 1948 (Episode 2 in a series of plays by members of The Detection Club)
Stage playsMurder In Daylesford Gardens (1929). Revised as The Noose Is Cut (1935)The House of Warbeck (1955). Adapted from An English MurderReviewsForensic Farce (Review of Friends at Court by Henry Cecil''). Daily Telegraph, 16 March 1956
Радиопостановки:
«Убийство в Уорбек-холле». BBC Light Programme, 27 января 1948 (Эпизод 2 в серии постановок членов Клуба детективов).
Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (US title Death among Friends and Other Stories, 1959, edited by Michael Gilbert)Short storiesThe Tragedy of Young Macintyre. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWhere There's a Will. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Life for a Life. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Very Useful Relationship. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Death of Amy Robsart. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1937. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWeight and See. Illustrated London News, Christmas Number 1938. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Mallett)TITLE UNKNOWN. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1938Miss Burnside's Mistake. Pearson's Magazine November 1939. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Miss Burnside's DilemmaThe Return Visit. The Gloucester Journal, 6 April 1940 (Mallett)It Takes Two Evening Standard, 29 November 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSister Bessie. Evening Standard, 23 December 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Sister Bessie or Your Old Leech. Reprinted as Sister Bessie or The Present in the Post. Queensland Times, 28 December 1950 I Never Forget a Face. Evening Standard, 27 April 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareAs the Inspector Said Evening Standard, 23 August 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Euthanasia of Hilary's Aunt. Evening Standard, 9 December 1950Spare the Rod and Spoil the Crime. Evening Standard, 24 January 1951Death among Friends. Evening Standard, 28 March 1951. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareMurderers' Luck. This Week, 24 June 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 17 July 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Mugs' Luck and Mug's LuckAmazing Lady. This Week, 23 September 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 4 October 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The Story of HermioneThe Will. Evening Standard, 6 December 1951Line out of Order. Evening Standard, 4 January 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Automatic Out of OrderAccident. Evening Standard, 21 June 1952Name of Smith. Evening Standard, 5 July 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)The Old Flame. Evening Standard, 5 August 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareDeath of a Blackmailer. Evening Standard, 2 September 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Surprise for Christmas. Evening Standard, 23 December 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Markhampton Miracle. Evening Standard, 17 October 1953. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Dropper's Delight. Evening Standard, 13 April 1954. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThis Side up with Care. Evening Standard, 8 July 1954The Rivals. Evening Standard, 14 July 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Man in the Silk Pyjamas. Evening Standard, 15 August 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The HeelThe Man from Pannonia. Evening Standard, 30 September 1955Punctuality Grant. Evening Standard, 11 October 1955. Also published as The Phone Call at 4amThe Magnifying Glass. Evening Standard, 10 March 1956The Ruling Passion. Evening Standard, 25 July 1956. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)Devil on the Island. This Week, 17 November 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 9 October 1958 as Thursday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Double Take. This Week, 15 December 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 6 October 1958 as Monday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSermon's in the Bag. Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 1958. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 7 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Tuesday's ChildWednesday's Child. Evening Standard, 8 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareFriday's Child. Evening Standard, 10 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSaturday's Child. Evening Standard, 11 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareRadio playsMurder at Warbeck Hall BBC Light Programme, 27 January 1948 (Episode 2 in a series of plays by members of The Detection Club)
Stage playsMurder In Daylesford Gardens (1929). Revised as The Noose Is Cut (1935)The House of Warbeck (1955). Adapted from An English MurderReviewsForensic Farce (Review of Friends at Court by Henry Cecil''). Daily Telegraph, 16 March 1956
Сценические пьесы:
«Убийство в Дэйлсфорд Гарденс» (1929). Переработана как «Петля затянута» (1935).
«Дом Варбеков» (1955). Адаптировано из «Английского убийства».
Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (US title Death among Friends and Other Stories, 1959, edited by Michael Gilbert)Short storiesThe Tragedy of Young Macintyre. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWhere There's a Will. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Life for a Life. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Very Useful Relationship. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Death of Amy Robsart. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1937. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWeight and See. Illustrated London News, Christmas Number 1938. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Mallett)TITLE UNKNOWN. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1938Miss Burnside's Mistake. Pearson's Magazine November 1939. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Miss Burnside's DilemmaThe Return Visit. The Gloucester Journal, 6 April 1940 (Mallett)It Takes Two Evening Standard, 29 November 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSister Bessie. Evening Standard, 23 December 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Sister Bessie or Your Old Leech. Reprinted as Sister Bessie or The Present in the Post. Queensland Times, 28 December 1950 I Never Forget a Face. Evening Standard, 27 April 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareAs the Inspector Said Evening Standard, 23 August 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Euthanasia of Hilary's Aunt. Evening Standard, 9 December 1950Spare the Rod and Spoil the Crime. Evening Standard, 24 January 1951Death among Friends. Evening Standard, 28 March 1951. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareMurderers' Luck. This Week, 24 June 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 17 July 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Mugs' Luck and Mug's LuckAmazing Lady. This Week, 23 September 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 4 October 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The Story of HermioneThe Will. Evening Standard, 6 December 1951Line out of Order. Evening Standard, 4 January 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Automatic Out of OrderAccident. Evening Standard, 21 June 1952Name of Smith. Evening Standard, 5 July 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)The Old Flame. Evening Standard, 5 August 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareDeath of a Blackmailer. Evening Standard, 2 September 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Surprise for Christmas. Evening Standard, 23 December 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Markhampton Miracle. Evening Standard, 17 October 1953. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Dropper's Delight. Evening Standard, 13 April 1954. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThis Side up with Care. Evening Standard, 8 July 1954The Rivals. Evening Standard, 14 July 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Man in the Silk Pyjamas. Evening Standard, 15 August 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The HeelThe Man from Pannonia. Evening Standard, 30 September 1955Punctuality Grant. Evening Standard, 11 October 1955. Also published as The Phone Call at 4amThe Magnifying Glass. Evening Standard, 10 March 1956The Ruling Passion. Evening Standard, 25 July 1956. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)Devil on the Island. This Week, 17 November 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 9 October 1958 as Thursday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Double Take. This Week, 15 December 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 6 October 1958 as Monday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSermon's in the Bag. Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 1958. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 7 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Tuesday's ChildWednesday's Child. Evening Standard, 8 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareFriday's Child. Evening Standard, 10 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSaturday's Child. Evening Standard, 11 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareRadio playsMurder at Warbeck Hall BBC Light Programme, 27 January 1948 (Episode 2 in a series of plays by members of The Detection Club)
Stage playsMurder In Daylesford Gardens (1929). Revised as The Noose Is Cut (1935)The House of Warbeck (1955). Adapted from An English MurderReviewsForensic Farce (Review of Friends at Court by Henry Cecil''). Daily Telegraph, 16 March 1956
Рецензии:
«Судебная фарса» (Рецензия на «Друзья при дворе» Генри Сисила). Daily Telegraph, 16 марта 1956.
Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (US title Death among Friends and Other Stories, 1959, edited by Michael Gilbert)Short storiesThe Tragedy of Young Macintyre. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWhere There's a Will. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Life for a Life. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Very Useful Relationship. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Death of Amy Robsart. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1937. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareWeight and See. Illustrated London News, Christmas Number 1938. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Mallett)TITLE UNKNOWN. The Sketch, Christmas Number 1938Miss Burnside's Mistake. Pearson's Magazine November 1939. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Miss Burnside's DilemmaThe Return Visit. The Gloucester Journal, 6 April 1940 (Mallett)It Takes Two Evening Standard, 29 November 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSister Bessie. Evening Standard, 23 December 1949. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Sister Bessie or Your Old Leech. Reprinted as Sister Bessie or The Present in the Post. Queensland Times, 28 December 1950 I Never Forget a Face. Evening Standard, 27 April 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareAs the Inspector Said Evening Standard, 23 August 1950. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Euthanasia of Hilary's Aunt. Evening Standard, 9 December 1950Spare the Rod and Spoil the Crime. Evening Standard, 24 January 1951Death among Friends. Evening Standard, 28 March 1951. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareMurderers' Luck. This Week, 24 June 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 17 July 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Mugs' Luck and Mug's LuckAmazing Lady. This Week, 23 September 1951. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 4 October 1951 and collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The Story of HermioneThe Will. Evening Standard, 6 December 1951Line out of Order. Evening Standard, 4 January 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Also published as Automatic Out of OrderAccident. Evening Standard, 21 June 1952Name of Smith. Evening Standard, 5 July 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)The Old Flame. Evening Standard, 5 August 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareDeath of a Blackmailer. Evening Standard, 2 September 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareA Surprise for Christmas. Evening Standard, 23 December 1952. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Markhampton Miracle. Evening Standard, 17 October 1953. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare. Dropper's Delight. Evening Standard, 13 April 1954. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThis Side up with Care. Evening Standard, 8 July 1954The Rivals. Evening Standard, 14 July 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Man in the Silk Pyjamas. Evening Standard, 15 August 1955. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as The HeelThe Man from Pannonia. Evening Standard, 30 September 1955Punctuality Grant. Evening Standard, 11 October 1955. Also published as The Phone Call at 4amThe Magnifying Glass. Evening Standard, 10 March 1956The Ruling Passion. Evening Standard, 25 July 1956. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare (Pettigrew)Devil on the Island. This Week, 17 November 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 9 October 1958 as Thursday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareThe Double Take. This Week, 15 December 1957. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 6 October 1958 as Monday's Child. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSermon's in the Bag. Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 1958. Reprinted, Evening Standard, 7 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare as Tuesday's ChildWednesday's Child. Evening Standard, 8 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareFriday's Child. Evening Standard, 10 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareSaturday's Child. Evening Standard, 11 October 1958. Collected in Best Detective Stories of Cyril HareRadio playsMurder at Warbeck Hall BBC Light Programme, 27 January 1948 (Episode 2 in a series of plays by members of The Detection Club)
Stage playsMurder In Daylesford Gardens (1929). Revised as The Noose Is Cut (1935)The House of Warbeck (1955). Adapted from An English MurderReviewsForensic Farce (Review of Friends at Court by Henry Cecil''). Daily Telegraph, 16 March 1956