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1. www.goodreads.com › author › showShamus Frazer (Author of Crocodile Dies Twice) - Goodreads

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   About Shamus Frazer: James Ian Arbuthnot Frazer was an English novelist and short-story writer, who taught for some years in Singapore.. Shamus Frazer is...

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   • Death Date: May 20, 1966

   • Birth Date: July 26, 1912

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   Shamus Frazer has 24 books on Goodreads with 916 ratings. Shamus Frazer’s most popular book is The Mammoth Book of Ghost Stories.

4. sf-encyclopedia.com › entry › frazer_shamusSFE: Frazer, Shamus - SF Encyclopedia

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   Frazer, Shamus. Entry updated 12 September 2022. Tagged: Author. Working name of UK author James Ian Arbuthnot Frazer (1912-1966), whose first sf novel, Acorned Hog ( 1933 ), depicts a socialist Dystopia established in a Near Future Britain where the universities are closed and students sent back to the soil; by the end of the tale, however, a ...

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   Follow Shamus Frazer and explore their bibliography from Amazon.com's Shamus Frazer Author Page.

6. www.risingshadow.net › book › 31077-where-humanWhere Human Pathways End by Shamus Frazer

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   When four of Shamus Frazer's supernatural tales appeared in two anthologies in 1965, editor Charles Birkin hailed him as a 'welcome newcomer'. Yet this 'newcomer' had, in the mid-1930s, been acclaimed as a master of satirical irony, and a natural successor to Evelyn Waugh.

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   Jan 29, 2001 · When four of Shamus Frazer's supernatural tales appeared in two anthologies in 1965, editor Charles Birkin hailed him as a 'welcome newcomer'. Yet this 'newcomer' had, in the mid-1930s, been acclaimed as a master of satirical irony, and a natural successor to Evelyn Waugh.

8. www.amazon.com › Where-Human-Pathways-ShamusWhere Human Pathways End: Frazer, Shamus, Dalby, Richard ...

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   Jan 1, 2001 · In these ten tales and one poem set where human pathways end, the dead and the un-dead meet in settings both domestic and fantastic, where the weird and horrific are never far away, and where the human protagonists find - often to their cost - that they have no place.

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