
Fulton Oursler
January 22, 1893 – May 24, 1952
Charles Fulton Oursler (born in Baltimore, Maryland) was an American journalist, playwright, editor and writer. Writing as Anthony Abbot, he was a notable author of mysteries and detective fiction. He freelanced for a variety of publications early on. His short stories appeared in The Black Cat, Detective Story Magazine, The Thrill Book, and especially Mystery Magazine. He was Supervising Editor of the various magazines and newspapers published by Bernarr Macfadden from 1921-41. In 1944, he became a senior editor for Reader's Digest (where his son Oursler Jr. eventually became managing editor) Source: Wikipedia
Books
- The President's mystery story
- The road ahead
- 耶穌傳
- The police and the press - an invincible partnership
- Father Flanagan of Boys Town
- The spider
- The Protestant missionary movement
- A Skeptic in the Holy Land
- The greatest faith ever known
- The greatest book ever written
- Why I know there is a God
- Behold this dreamer!
- Behold this dreamer!
- Father Flanagan of Boys Town
- The greatest story ever told
- About the murder of a man afraid of women
- About the murder of a startled lady
- About the murder of the circus queen
- About the murder of the clergyman's mistress
- A child's life of Jesus
- A child's story of Christmas
- A Child's Story of Easter
- The creeps
- Fulton Oursler's Greatest
- The Greatest Story Every Told
- The great Jasper
- The happy grotto
- Joshua Todd
- Lights along the shore
- Poor little fool
- The Protestant missionary movement
- Sandalwood
- The shudders
- A skeptic in the Holy Land
- Stepchild of the moon
- A string of blue beads
- Three things we can believe in
- The true story of Bernarr Macfadden
- The world's delight
- Behold this dreamer
Author data: Open Library