A. Fielding (1) (1884–)
Author of The Eames-Erskine Case
For other authors named A. Fielding, see the disambiguation page.
A. Fielding (1) has been aliased into A. E. Fielding.
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Ghosts from the Library: Lost Tales of Terror and the Supernatural (2023) — Contributor — 75 copies, 1 review
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Common Knowledge
- Legal name
- Dorothy Feilding
- Other names
- Fielding, AE (US)
- Birthdate
- 1884
- Date of death
- unknown
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- UK
- Places of residence
- London, UK
- Associated Place (for map)
- London, UK
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A body is found inside a wardrobe in a hotel room. This is the start of a double mystery, the first in the Inspector Pointer series.
The book was written in 1924 or ‘25, and is quite dated. But that’s a large part of its charm. The reader gets a terrific picture of life in that decade. Most of the characters are a bit cardboard, but two or threestand out as nicely developed. The twin mysteries, which are somewhat connected, provide plenty of turns for the reader to delight in.
Is this a show more great classic of the genre? No, but it’s a great and undemanding little read for any fan of Golden Era mysteries. show less
The book was written in 1924 or ‘25, and is quite dated. But that’s a large part of its charm. The reader gets a terrific picture of life in that decade. Most of the characters are a bit cardboard, but two or threestand out as nicely developed. The twin mysteries, which are somewhat connected, provide plenty of turns for the reader to delight in.
Is this a show more great classic of the genre? No, but it’s a great and undemanding little read for any fan of Golden Era mysteries. show less
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