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True Detective (magazine)
''True Detective'' has been the name of several different magazines.
The first was an American true crime magazine featuring articles about crime and criminals, created by publisher Bernarr Macfadden in 1924; it is considered the first true crime magazine. Originally published as ''True Detective Mysteries'', it was renamed ''True Detective'' from the October 1939 issue onwards. Although generally lurid, ''True Detective'' did publish work by Dashiell Hammett, Jim Thompson, and Ann Rule, among others. The magazine ceased publication in summer 1995 when Rees Communications sold it to Globe Communications.〔Marr, John. ("True Detective, R.I.P." ) (accessed: May 17, 2008).〕
In 1950, editions of ''True Detective'' and ''Master Detective'' were launched in Britain and Ireland.
Other authors published in the magazine include: John Dunning.
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