STAPLES, Reginald (Thomas)

STAPLES, Reginald (Thomas). Also writes as James Sinclair, M. J. Staples, K. Stevens, Robert Tyler Stevens. British, b. 1911. Genres: Novels. Career: Managing Director, Fullerton and Lloyd (Publishers) Ltd., since 1954, Director, Town and Country Studios Ltd., since 1968, and Chairman, Vista Sports Ltd., since 1971, all in Croydon. Managing Director, Staples and Hancock Ltd., Croydon, 1953-66; Director, H. D. Vincent (Printers) Ltd., Worthing, 1958-66. Publications: (as Robert Tyler Stevens) The Summer Day Is Done, 1976; (as Robert Tyler Stevens) Flight from Bucharest, 1977; (as James Sinclair) Warrior Queen, 1977; (as Robert Tyler Stevens) Appointment in Sarajevo, 1978; (as Robert Tyler Stevens) Woman of Cordova, 1979; (as James Sinclair) Canis the Warrior, 1979; (as Robert Tyler Stevens) The Fields of Yesterday, 1982; Shadows in the Afternoon, 1983; The Hostage, 1985; The Woman in Berlin, 1986; A Professional Gentleman, 1988; (as M. J. Staples) Down Lambeth Way, 1988; Our Emily, 1989; King of Camberwell, 1990; Two for Three Farthings, 1990; The Lodger, 1991; (as K. Stevens) Sisters in Arms, 1991; as M. J. Staples: Rising Summer, 1991; The Pearly Queen, 1992; Sergeant Joe, 1992; On Mother Brown's Doorstep, 1993; The Trap, 1993; A Family Affair, 1994; Missing Person, 1994; Pride of Walworth, 1995; Echoes of Yesterday, 1995; The Young Ones, 1996; The Camberwell Raid, 1996; The Ghost of Whitechapel, 1997; The Last Summer, 1997; The Family at War, 1998; Fire Over London, 1998; Churchill's People, 1999. Address: Wenvoe, Dome Hill, Caterham, Surrey, England.