Barry Perowne was the pseudonym of Philip Atkey (1908-1985) a British writer who continued the A. J. Raffles series of E. W. Hornung. He was born in Redlynch Wiltshire and educated at Central School Oxford. In 1932 he married his cousin Marjorie Florence Atkey, the only daughter of his uncle, mystery writer Bertram Atkey. Perowne served in the British Army and the Intelligence Corps during WW2 before becoming a full-time writer.   Perowne using both his pseudonym and his legal name continued the adventures of his uncle's two series detectives Prosper Fair and Smiler Bunn in a brief series of stories which appeared in The Saint Mystery Magazine between 1960 and 1965. Four stories featured Prosper Fair while only two had Smiler Bunn.

Bibliography

Arrest These Men! (1932)

Raffles After Dark aka The Return of Raffles (1933)

Enemy of Women (1934)

Raffles in Pursuit (1934)

Ladies in Retreat (1935)

Raffles Under Sentence (1936)

She Married Raffles (1936)

Ask No Mercy (1937)

Raffles' Crime in Gibraltar aka They Hang Them in Gibraltar (1936)

Raffles vs Sexton Blake (1937)

I'm No Murderer (1938)

The ARP Mystery (1939)

The Girl on Zero (1939)

Blonde Without Escort (1940)

Raffles and the Key Man (1940)

The Whispering Cracksman aka Ten Words of Poison (1940)

Gibraltar Prisoner aka All Exits Blocked (1942)

The Tilted Moon aka Rogues' Island (1949)

Raffles Revisited (1974)

A Singular Conspiracy (1974)

Raffles of the Albany (1976)

Raffles of the MCC (1979)

As Philip Atkey

Blue Water Murder (19935)

Heirs of Merlin (1945)

Juniper Rock (1953)

Short Stories (writing as Philip Atkey)

"Prosper Fair and the Firefly" The Saint Mystery Magazine, Jan 1960

"Smiler Bunn's Christmas Alibi" The Saint Mystery Magazine, Mar 1960

"Smiler Bunn's Dream Bullet" The Saint Mystery Magazine, Jul 1960

Short Stories (writing as Barry Perowne)

All of these feature Prosper Fair

"The Dogs of Foh" The Saint Mystery Magazine, Jan 1963

"The Long Golfers" The Saint Mystery Magazine, Jul 1963

"The Cage Between the Seas" The Saint Mystery Magazine, Jul 1965