[DOC] [TLE] Ellery Queen - Wikipedia [PAR] Daniel Nathan, professionally known as Frederic Dannay (October 20, 1905  
September 3, ... The writers' main fictional character, whom they also named 
Ellery Queen, is a ... who helps his father, Richard Queen, a New York City police 
inspector, solve ... However, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, now published by 
Dell... [DOC] [TLE] List of female detective characters - Wikipedia [PAR] This is a list of fictional female investigators from novels, short stories, radio, 
television, films ... She begun her own company in 2008; Abigail Adams, future 
first lady, .... are spinster sisters who inherit a detective agency in two books (
1940 and 1941) ..... Margaret "Meg" Duncan is a girl mystery solving series under 
publisher... [DOC] [TLE] Short Mystery Fiction Hall of Fame - The Short Mystery Fiction ... [PAR] Jun 26, 2010 ... ... depicted his hero as an "armchair detective" who was able to solve difficult .... 
His earliest mysteries were a series of short stories featuring ... On his own, and 
under his own name, Freeman created his most famous character, Dr. ..... as 
anthologists, they took another stab at magazine publication in 1941. [DOC] [TLE] Dime Mystery Magazine - Pulp Magazines Project [PAR] Dime Mystery Magazine is usually attributed to Harry Steeger, co-founder of 
Popular ... Co. and Street & Smith, when those publishers got out of the pulp 
business in the 1940s. ... We do our best to keep away from detective characters 
of any kind; the ... He forces his way out of his own bonds, beats Carlos to a pulp, 
and then... [DOC] [TLE] The Jury Box - Welcome to Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine! [PAR] The first, concerning a man searching for his vanished wife and sister-in-law in ... 
Percy Hand; a good plot with fairly clued solution, and above all the author's love 
of ... Or this gem of dialogue explaining to one character why another needs to kill 
... with Twelve Chinamen and a Woman (originally published in 1941 under an... [DOC] [TLE] MYSTERY*FILE ON-LINE [PAR] In this article reprinted from Filmfax magazine, Ed Gorman describes his ... Here 
on M*F you can find our own earlier tribute to Brewer, consisting of a profile in 
two ..... and a conjecture on where her most well-known character Christie Opara 
got her .... and/or in which undertakers also solve mysteries as a profitable 
sideline. [DOC] [TLE] M*F Table of Contents - mystery*file on-line [PAR] As a special edition of his regular column on the digest mystery magazines of the 
... Reprinted from the January 1941 issue of Writer's Digest is this article by Frank 
.... Bart Choveric has discovered that Sandaval had several pen names of his 
own. .... and/or in which undertakers also solve mysteries as a profitable sideline. [DOC] [TLE] Mystery Novels of the Golden Age [PAR] Writers of the Golden Age of mystery fiction during the 1920's and 1930's. ... is 
noted for his step-by-step use of police routine methods in the solution of crimes. 
.... The Layton Court Mystery which he had written for his own amusement and 
which .... Queen Radio series, and started Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine in 
1941. [DOC] [TLE] The Case of the Disappearing Black Detective Novel | New Republic [PAR] Dec 8, 2015 ... Hughes Allison was a black mystery writer with a promising future. ... When you 
begin handling Negroes as major characters in fiction you ... and a fine crime 
novelist in his own right, teems with ambivalence. ... Hughes Allison, author of the 
first black detective story in 'Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine,'... [DOC] [TLE] Rufus King, Mystery Writer - by Michael E. Grost [PAR] Analysis of detective stories by mystery writer Rufus King 1893-1966. ... to Z, 
Volume 3 by William R. Denslow, states that Rufus King got his degrees as a ... In 
his history of detective fiction Murder for Pleasure (1941), Howard Haycraft .... I 
confess I do not enjoy such characters, and find this sort of King novel

Question: In 1941 this mystery-solving character got his own "Mystery Magazine"
Answer: Ellery Queen