The Impact of Edgar Wallace on the Mystery & Thriller Genres

Edgar Wallace, born in 1875, was a British author, journalist, and playwright who left an indelible mark on the mystery genre. He was a prolific writer, producing over 170 books, 24 plays, and countless short stories, many of which revolved around crime and detective work. Wallace’s influence on the mystery genre is significant, as he helped to create and popularize many of the tropes and … Continue reading The Impact of Edgar Wallace on the Mystery & Thriller Genres

Book Review: The Fellowship of The Frog by Edgar Wallace (1925)

The Fellowship of the Frog is a thrilling mystery novel by Edgar Wallace, first published in 1925. Set in London, the story revolves around a secret criminal organization known as the Fellowship of the Frog, which is led by a mastermind known only as “The Frog.” The novel follows the efforts of Detective Inspector Elk and his team to catch The Frog and put an … Continue reading Book Review: The Fellowship of The Frog by Edgar Wallace (1925)

Book Review: The Four Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1905)

The Four Just Men by Edgar Wallace is a classic thriller novel that was first published in 1905. The novel is set in London and revolves around a group of four men who call themselves the “Four Just Men.” They are vigilantes who take justice into their own hands and target those they deem to be corrupt and evil, even if it means breaking the … Continue reading Book Review: The Four Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1905)

1920s Mysteries: An Overview

The 1920s saw the emergence of some of the most iconic mystery books of all time, and it remains a period that continues to captivate readers even today. This era saw a rise in crime fiction, with writers such as Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, and Edgar Wallace among others, leading the way. These writers produced a wide range of books that explored different facets … Continue reading 1920s Mysteries: An Overview