Michael Power
Created by Douglas Enefer (pseudonyms include Dale Bogard, Paul Denver and John Powers;1906-1987)

MICHAEL POWERS was an allegedly Chandleresque New York City eye who appeared in a couple of books in the early sixties published by a British paperback house, Consul. ·

His creator was British author Douglas Stallard Enefer, who wrote a ton of pulpy stuff with juicy titles such as Striptease for Murder and Lay the Dame on Ice under both his own name and such pen names as Dale Bogard, Paul Denver and the house name of John Powers. It was under the Denver pen name that he wrote several books featuring TV's Frank Cannon.

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Respectfully submitted by Kevin Burton Smith.


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