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Belgian writer (1903–1986)
Also known as: Esseddyqy Salim, Georges Joseph Christian Simenon, Жорж Сименон, جورج سيمنون, 조르주 심농, ジョルジュ・シムノン
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Psychological crime novels probing ordinary people drawn into guilt and obsession, akin to Simenon's romans durs. (AI reason)
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- Great Short Tales of Mystery and Terror
- The 50 Greatest Mysteries of All Time
- L'ombre chinoise (1932)
- La nuit du carrefour (1931)
- Chez les Flamands (1932)