Joseph Smith Fletcher
7 February 1863 – 30 January 1935
J. S. Fletcher (full name Joseph Smith Fletcher) was a British journalist, writer, and fellow of the Royal Historical Society. He studied law before turning to journalism. He was known as one of the leading writers of detective fiction in the early days of the Golden Age of Detection.
Books
- The Paradise Mystery
- Behind the monocle
- The wolves and the lamb
- Malvery hold
- British Mystery Multipack
- The man in the fur coat, and other stories
- The man in no. 3
- Exterior to the evidence
- Lucian the dreamer
- The lost Mr. Linthwaite
- The green rope
- The ebony box
- The Ransom for London
- Where Highways Cross
- The Root of All Evil
- The Flamstock mystery
- The Bedford row mystery
- Old Lattimer's legacy
- I'd venture all for thee!
- The Middle of Things
- Exterior to the evidence
- The dressing-room murder
- Scarhaven keep
- The house in Tuesday market
- Memorials of a Yorkshire Parish
- The South Foreland murder
- The paths of the prudent
- The orange-yellow diamond
- The mysterious Chinaman
- An crúiscín Sineach
- The Man in the Fur Coat
- The Borough Treasurer
- Many engagements
- Historic York
- Mazaroffmordet
- Droonin' Watter
- Marchester Royal
- The Chestermarke Instinct
- The mantle of Ishmael
- Verses written in early youth
- British Mystery Multipack Volume 10
- 3 star omnibus...
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