Simpson, Helen, 1897-1940
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Simpson, Helen, 1897-1940
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Simpson, Helen de Guerry
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Simpson, Helen (Helen De Guerry), 1897-1940
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Simpson, Helen
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Simpson, Helen H.
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Simpson, Helen De Guerry 1897-1940
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Simpson, Helen Guerry 1897-1940
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Browne, Helen De Guerry 1897-1940
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Browne, Helen De Guerry 1897-1940
Browne, Denis John Mrs 1897-1940
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Guerry Simpson, Helen ˜deœ 1897-1940
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Guerry Simpson, Helen ˜deœ 1897-1940
Guerry Simpson, Helen 1897-1940
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DeGuerry Simpson, Helen 1897-1940
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De Guerry Simpson, Helen 1897-1940
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S, H. 1897-1940
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Simpson was an Australian novelist noted for her detective novels. She was married to Sir Denis John Browne, a noted English pediatric surgeon.
Helen Simpson was born in Australia of French heritage; she became one of the earliest female undergraduates at Oxford, and lived her adult life in England. A remarkably diverse writer, she is primarily remembered as a novelist, gifted with an elegant, satirical style that was at once farcical and slightly horrific. She wrote several mysteries with Clemence Dane, and was a charter member of the Detection Club, which also included Dorothy Sayers. She was killed during the bombing of London in World War II.
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