Wilkie CollinsAuthor of The Woman in WhiteAlso known as: W. W. Collins, Wilke Collins, Wikie Collins, Wilkie Collin, Wilkie Collins, Willkie Collins ... (see complete list), W. Wilkie Collins, by Wilkie Collins, William Wilke Collins, William Wilkie Collins, William Wilkie Collins, Collins Wilkie Collins, Ed. Sandra Kemp Wilkie Collins, Wilkie; Trodd, Anthea (editor) Collins, Wilkie; with Lynton Lamb Collins, illus., Wilkie; Symons, Julian (Edited by) Collins, Wilkie Collins; Editor David Stuart Davies, Wilkie Collins; Illustrated By William Sharp, Wilkie - Introduction By Ruth Rendell Collins, Wilkie Collins; Introduction Vincent Starrett; Ill
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