Edmund Crispin

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Edmund Crispin was the pen name of English crime writer and composer Bruce Montgomery, best known for his witty Gervase Fen detective novels blending intricate mysteries with literary humor.

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instanceOf pen name
composedFor Carry On film series NERFINISHED
Doctor film series NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
curated crime and mystery anthologies
educatedAt St John’s College, Oxford NERFINISHED
employer St John’s College, Oxford NERFINISHED
fictionalDetectiveType amateur sleuth
fieldOfWork classical music composition
film music
genre comic crime fiction
crime fiction
detective fiction
mystery fiction
hasPart Beware of the Trains NERFINISHED
Buried for Pleasure NERFINISHED
Fen Country NERFINISHED
Frequent Hearses NERFINISHED
Holy Disorders NERFINISHED
Love Lies Bleeding NERFINISHED
The Case of the Gilded Fly NERFINISHED
The Glimpses of the Moon NERFINISHED
The Long Divorce NERFINISHED
The Moving Toyshop NERFINISHED
influencedBy Golden Age detective fiction
languageOfWork English
literaryMovement Golden Age-style mystery fiction
nationality British
notableCharacterCreated Gervase Fen NERFINISHED
notableWork Gervase Fen series NERFINISHED
notedFor literary allusions in detective fiction
occupation anthologist
composer
crime writer
novelist
short story writer
periodOfActivity 1940s
1950s
1960s
1970s
pseudonymOf Bruce Montgomery NERFINISHED
realName Bruce Montgomery NERFINISHED
reviewedFor The Sunday Times NERFINISHED
settingOfWork Oxford NERFINISHED
usedFor publication of detective novels
writingStyle intricate plotting
literary humor
witty

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