Author. She was the daughter of author Edgar Wallace and his second wife Violet Ethel King. Like her father, she became an author of crime novels, though she never matched his success. She wrote five novels: "The Sleep-Walking Monkey" (1979), "A Clutch of Bastards" (1980), "Death and Holly" (1982), and "Kensington Gore" (1985).
Except for "A Clutch of Bastards," her novels were only published in Germany. In 1968 She founded the Edgar Wallace Society, of which she was president until her death. In the 1980s, she became chair of the London Press Club. She was also chair of the Crime Writers' Association.
Except for "A Clutch of Bastards," her novels were only published in Germany. In 1968 She founded the Edgar Wallace Society, of which she was president until her death. In the 1980s, she became chair of the London Press Club. She was also chair of the Crime Writers' Association.
Author. She was the daughter of author Edgar Wallace and his second wife Violet Ethel King. Like her father, she became an author of crime novels, though she never matched his success. She wrote five novels: "The Sleep-Walking Monkey" (1979), "A Clutch of Bastards" (1980), "Death and Holly" (1982), and "Kensington Gore" (1985).
Except for "A Clutch of Bastards," her novels were only published in Germany. In 1968 She founded the Edgar Wallace Society, of which she was president until her death. In the 1980s, she became chair of the London Press Club. She was also chair of the Crime Writers' Association.
Except for "A Clutch of Bastards," her novels were only published in Germany. In 1968 She founded the Edgar Wallace Society, of which she was president until her death. In the 1980s, she became chair of the London Press Club. She was also chair of the Crime Writers' Association.
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