Helen Eustis

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Helen Eustis


Born
in Cincinnati, OH , The United States
December 31, 1916

Died
January 11, 2015

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Helen Eustis was an American translator (from French) whose reputation rests on two novels: The Horizontal Man (1946), which received an Edgar, and The Fool Killer (1954). Eustis was born in Cincinnati Ohio and educated at Columbia University New York. She was married to Alfred Young Fisher and later Martin Harris, and worked briefly as a copywriter. She has also written a children's story, Mr Death and the Redheaded Woman. The Fool Killer was made into a horror movie staring Anthony Perkins in a role not unlike that of his Psycho character Norman Bates.

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Timeless Stories for Today ...

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The Horizontal Man

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Women Crime Writers: Four S...

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When I Was Old

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Haunted America: Star-Spang...

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The Fool Killer

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Mr. Death and the Redheaded...

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“It was what he had thought. It was what he had dared - albeit tacitly- to demand.
And she had known. She had looked right through his skull into his brain - he had no illusions about that. She had looked into his most secret hopes and ambitions, his most indecent considerations, with her wicked, x-ray eyes, and had allowed him to go in his idiocy until she had no more use for him.”
Helen Eustis, The Horizontal Man