Authors
Prominent authors, who admit cooperation with the Jerry Cotton series include:
- Heinz Werner Höber
- Thomas Jeier (= Christopher Ross)
- Rolf Kalmuczak (= Stefan Wolf, "TKKG")
- Walter Appel
- Martin Barkawitz
- Horst Friedrichs
- Friedrich Jankuba
- Helmut Rellergert (= Jason Dark, "Geisterjäger John Sinclair")
- Friedrich Tenkrat
- Manfred Weinland
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