The Clue of the Silver Key: A Moneylender Killed in His Own Room
Sep 2026 · Aeneas Press
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A moneylender is murdered behind a door locked with a silver key, and the police have four people who wanted him dead. Wallace wrote a hundred and seventy books and at one point was said to account for a quarter of all books read in England. This edition includes fifty-seven plates of night paintings by John Atkinson Grimshaw, László Mednyánszky and Stanisław Witkiewicz, among others.
A moneylender is murdered behind a door locked with a silver key, and the police have four people who wanted him dead. Wallace wrote a hundred and seventy books and at one point was said to account for a quarter of all books read in England. This edition includes fifty-seven plates of night paint...
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Edgar Wallace (1875-1932) was an English writer born illegitimate in Greenwich and raised by a Billingsgate fish porter. A war correspondent in South Africa before he turned to fiction, he wrote some hundred and seventy books at enormous speed, and died in Hollywood while working on the story for King Kong. His works include The Four Just Men, The Clue of the Silver Key, and The Ringer.
Edgar Wallace (1875-1932) was an English writer born illegitimate in Greenwich and raised by a Billingsgate fish porter. A war correspondent in South Africa before he turned to fiction, he wrote some hundred and seventy books at enormous speed, and died in Hollywood while working on the story for...
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