Seabury Quinn

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Seabury Quinn was an American pulp fiction writer best known for his popular occult detective stories featuring Jules de Grandin, which were a mainstay of early 20th-century weird and supernatural literature.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf horror writer
human
pulp fiction writer
short story writer
weird fiction writer
associatedWith Jules de Grandin NERFINISHED
Weird Tales authors
contributedTo development of weird fiction
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Weird Tales NERFINISHED
familyName Quinn NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverseFeature European and American settings
occult investigations
supernatural monsters
fieldOfWork fantasy literature
horror literature
supernatural fiction
genre occult detective fiction
pulp fiction
supernatural fiction
weird fiction
givenName Seabury NERFINISHED
influencedGenre occult detective fiction
pulp horror
languageOfWorkOrName English
name Seabury Quinn NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableCharacterCreated Jules de Grandin NERFINISHED
notableFor Jules de Grandin series in Weird Tales NERFINISHED
popular occult detective stories
notableWork Jules de Grandin stories NERFINISHED
Roads NERFINISHED
The Phantom Fighter NERFINISHED
occupation attorney
editor
writer
period early 20th century literature
publicationIn Weird Tales magazine NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic detective-story structure
fast-paced plots
sensational supernatural elements
writingForm serial fiction
short story

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Weird Tales magazine notableContributor Seabury Quinn
subject surface form: Weird Tales