Joseph Smith Fletcher was a British journalist and writer. He wrote about 200 books on a wide variety of subjects, both fiction and non-fiction. He was one of the leading writers of detective fiction in the "Golden Age". An early book was the 1909 collection, The Adventures of Archer Dawe. His other works include: Andrewlina (1889), The Winding Way (1890), The Wonderful City (1894), In the Days of Drake (1897), At the Blue Bell Inn (1898), The Fear of the Night (1903) and Paradise Court (1908).
Genres: Mystery
Novels
Andrewlina (1889)
The Winding Way (1890)
The Wonderful City (1894)
In the Days of Drake (1897)
Paradise Court (1908)
Lynne Court Spinney (1916)
The Rayner-Slade Amalgamation (1917)
Dead Men's Money (1919)
aka Droonin' Watter
The Middle-Temple Murder (1919)
The Talleyrand Maxim (1919)
The Orange Yellow Diamond (1920)
The Paradise Mystery (1920)
aka The Wrychester Paradise
Scarhaven Keep (1920)
The Root of All Evil (1921)
The Charing Cross Mystery (1922)
aka Black Money
The Markenmore Mystery (1922)
The Middle of Things (1922)
The Lost Mr. Linthwaite (1923)
The Mazaroff Murder (1923)
The Cartwright Gardens Murder (1924)
The Mortover Grange Mystery (1926)
The Winding Way (1890)
The Wonderful City (1894)
In the Days of Drake (1897)
Paradise Court (1908)
Lynne Court Spinney (1916)
The Rayner-Slade Amalgamation (1917)
Dead Men's Money (1919)
aka Droonin' Watter
The Middle-Temple Murder (1919)
The Talleyrand Maxim (1919)
The Orange Yellow Diamond (1920)
The Paradise Mystery (1920)
aka The Wrychester Paradise
Scarhaven Keep (1920)
The Root of All Evil (1921)
The Charing Cross Mystery (1922)
aka Black Money
The Markenmore Mystery (1922)
The Middle of Things (1922)
The Lost Mr. Linthwaite (1923)
The Mazaroff Murder (1923)
The Cartwright Gardens Murder (1924)
The Mortover Grange Mystery (1926)
Collections
Novellas and Short Stories
Books containing stories by J S Fletcher
Murder at the Manor (2016)
Country House Mysteries
(British Library Crime Classics)
edited by
Martin Edwards
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