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Oct 27, 1947 — —· 78 yrs

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Brad Strickland

Also known as: William Bradley Strickland, Will Bradley

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William Bradley Strickland (born 1947) is an American writer known primarily for fantasy and science fiction. His speculative fiction is published under the name Brad Strickland except for one novel written as Will Bradley. By a wide margin his work most widely held in WorldCat participating libraries is The Sign of the Sinister Sorcerer (Dial Books, 2008), which concluded the Lewis Barnavelt series created by John Bellairs (1938–1991).

WOMEN, HOW THEY do haunt this tale.

— from Excalibur

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The Whistle, the Grave, and the Ghost (Lewis Barnavelt #10)

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Lewis Barnavelt is back! And this time, our lovable underdog/hero has stumbled upon something more powerful than even his overactive imagination can dream up. A camping trip with his Scout troop leads Lewis straight to an old grave and a mysterious, magical whistle. When Lewis discovers that this whistle has the power to stop the boys who insist upon bullying him, he is left with a tough decision. Does he continue to use the whistle, which he suspects might not be fully benign? Soon the magical whistle draws him, his best friend Rose Rita Pottinger, his uncle Jonathan, and their friend Mrs. Zimmermann into a battle with an ancient evil.

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The Wrath of the Grinning Ghost (Johnny Dixon #12)

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Johnny Dixon's father, Major Dixon, falls into a coma, and Johnny knows a malevolent creature is to blame! Johnny's friends, Fergie and Professor Childermass, join Johnny as he fights for his father's life in a weird and unearthly realm.

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Frame-up

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Strange things are going on at the police station. Shelby's friend Susan Skelton has been accused of embezzling $10,000 in bail money. But Shelby doesn't believe that sweet, middle-aged Susan would commit such a crime. She knows it has to be a frame-up, but why? And more important--who? One thing is clear: the culprit must have had access to Susan's desk and files. Could it have been Officer Jack Bridges? Perhaps this new patrolman's not as loyal as he appears. Or could it have been . . . Detective Hineline? It sure doesn't seem his nature, but he's been acting very secretive lately. Suddenly, everyone at the station is becoming a suspect. Shelby knows it's up to her to find out who framed Susan. But the more clues she uncovers, the more complicated his case becomes!

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