Ross Angel.
Donald Cresswell was a prolific writer of crime novels under the pen-name Ross Angel in the 1950-54 period, writing primarily for Scion Ltd., who had a top-flight range of gangster writers (Vic Hanson, Dail Ambler, Bevis Winter, Michael Barnes). I'm pretty sure Cresswell, who was writing a book a month for Scion, used other pen-names or had his work tucked away under house names (created by the company and used by a number of different authors). Pierre Cresson was a Cresswell pen-name; he definitely also wrote at least one novel under the Nat Karta house name and I have a notion he may have also written as Hans Vogel and Bram Casson.
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| Dames Don't Dictate (Feb 1953) |
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| Tomorrow The Chair (1950) |
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| Live Till You Die - Aug 1952 |
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| Over My Dead Body - Oct 1950 |
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| No Percentage In Death - Nov 1953 |
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| To Sleep No More - Nov 1951 |
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| Bullet Proof - July 1951 |
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| I'll Fry Yet! - March 1951 |
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| Misguided Angel - Jan 1954 |
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| Voice Of Vice - Oct 1953 |
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| Dead Easy - June 1950 |
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| K.O. For Keeps - Oct 1950 |
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| So Long Johnny! - Sept 1951 |
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| It's Murder She Says! - Apr 1951 |
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| One-Way Trip - Apr 1953 |
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| Smile Baby, Smile - 1951 |
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| Jail Bait! - 1952 |
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