Mystery fans may know of
Dorothy B. Hughes' considerable work as a critic and distinguished career as a novelist and biographer (e.g.,
In a Lonely Place;
Ride the Pink Horse; Edgar nominations for
The Expendable Man and a book on
Erle Stanley Gardner), but I was intrigued to learn of her poetry (published under her maiden name, Dorothy Belle Flanagan).
I've updated Hughes' Wikipedia page with information on the poems I have found, short stories, and other works. Perhaps most intriguing is her mystery serial, "The Turquoise Ring Murders," that was broadcast on a New Mexico radio station in October 1933.
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