Ellery QueenAuthor of The Roman Hat MysteryAlso known as: E. Queen, Ellery Queen, Ellery Queen Ed, Ellery Queen Jr, Ellery Queen ed., Ellery Jr. Queen ... (see complete list), Ellery Queen Jr., Ellery ed. Queen, Ellory Queen (ed.), Editor Ellery Queen, Ellerly et al. Queen, Ellery. editor Queen, Edited by Ellery Queen, Ellery. Edited by. Queen, Selected by Ellery Queen, Selected By Queen Ellery, Ellery Queen [Barnaby Ross], Barnaby Ross (Ellery Queen), Ellery, Editor; Various Authors Queen, Ellery Queen and a collection of other authors
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Ellery Queen was originally a pseudonym for cousins Daniel (David) Nathan, alias Frederic Dannay and Manford (Emanuel) Lepofsky, alias Manfred Bennington Lee. They also used the pen name Barnaby Ross. Ellery Queen was also the chief character of their novels. Later both Ellery Queen and Barnaby Ross were used by many other authors including Jack Vance.
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