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Naked Villainy, by Carl G. Hodges (Farrell Publishing, 1951). Author Carl Garrett Hodges (1902-1964) penned a number of novels, as well as short stories featuring newspaper sports reporter Dwight “Di” Berke and his wife, photographer Gail Berke. Naked Villainy was apparently one in a series of novels inspired by the CBS radio and television program series Suspense.
Cover illustration by Irv Docktor.
READ MORE: “‘Homicide’s Their Headache’—Carl G. Hodges,” by James Reasoner (Rough Edges).
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