James R. Langham
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James R. Langham
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James R. Langham (1912-1999) was an American crime writer of the early 20th century. He was primarily known for a pair of darkly humorous novels published by Simon & Schuster -- Sing a Song of Homicide (1940) and A Pocketful of Clues (1941) -- written in rapid succession in Langham's late twenties, after which Langham stopped writing and disappeared entirely from the public eye for almost sixty years until his death in 1999. Both novels featured the crime-solving duo of Ethel and Sammy Abbott, a
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American novelist
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