Talk:Mary Brown (author)

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Latest comment: 6 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

I added one listing, relying on WorldCat identification of the writer with this Mary Brown. It reports the book published in Australia, so the ID may be doubted:

1970 Mr. Sin (Sydney: Totem Books) – fiction, 131 pp, OCLC 220896756

I rearranged the list of books, and meanwhile removed two annotations (bold):

Playing the Jack (Historical Duo #1)
The Heart Has Its Reasons (Historical Duo #2)

Perhaps the point is a series of two books known as Historical Duo. Library records do not indicate that the second is a sequel, so I noted simply "perhaps a sequel to Playing the Jack". If the point is that both fictions are historical in some sense or two, that alone should be simply stated.

I found two Kirkus Reviews (only):

1985, Playing the Jack (presumable 1st US ed.) – moderately negative
1986, The Unlikely Ones (1st US ed., October) – exceptionally negative

--P64 (talk) 21:15, 5 September 2018 (UTC)Reply

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