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• Victor Canning
  '''Victor Canning''', born 1911, was a prolific British author of spy thrillers and adventure
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• Victor Canning/Definition
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• Rex Carver/Definition
  Fictional private eye created in the 1960s by the British thriller writer [[Victor Canning]].
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• Rex Carver/Related Articles
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• Victor Canning/Related Articles
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• Victor Canning
  '''Victor Canning''', born 1911, was a prolific British author of spy thrillers and adventure
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• Rex Carver
  ...a fictional British private eye created by the prolific thriller writer [[Victor Canning]]. He appeared in four fast-paced, irreverently narrated novels in the 196
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• Crime fiction/Catalogs/Prominent writers
  *[[Victor Canning]]
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• Slow Burner
  ...e most of the other works by Haggard and some by his near contemporaries [[Victor Canning]] and [[Michael Gilbert]], it is both a standard novel of suspense and a se
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• The Mischief Makers (novel)
  ...e most of the other works by Haggard and some by his near contemporaries [[Victor Canning]] and [[Michael Gilbert]], it is both a standard novel of suspense and a se
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• Crime fiction/Catalogs/Famous detectives
  * [[Rex Carver]], created by [[Victor Canning]]
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• Flash Point (Gilbert novel)
  ...ss". Like a number of other works by Gilbert and his near contemporaries [[Victor Canning]] and [[Ross Thomas]], it is less a standard novel of suspense than a polit
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• Desmond Bagley
  ...ler (genre)|thrillers]]. Along with contemporary British writers such as [[Victor Canning]], [[Hammond Innes]], and [[Alistair MacLean]], Bagley followed the basic c
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• The Empty House
  ...tales of municipal corruption. Like the works of his near contemporaries [[Victor Canning]] and [[Ross Thomas]], many of his works examined the amorality and sometim
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• Michael Gilbert
  ...s. In this he had much in common with yet another talented contemporary, [[Victor Canning]], although he was less likely to make his [[Intelligence agencies|intellig
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