The Man Who Knew - Wallace, Edgar
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The Man Who Knew is a mystery novel by Edgar Wallace that explores the life of a wealthy, paranoid capitalist and his scientific secretary. The story begins in a laboratory, where the secretary is deeply engrossed in conducting an experiment while obsessively studying a photograph of a young girl. The capitalist, deeply concerned about his financial situation, becomes more anxious as he interacts with his secretary and a young woman, whose integrity seems to be central to the developing drama. The atmosphere is tense, with suspicions brewing, particularly regarding the capitalist's strange…mehr

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The Man Who Knew is a mystery novel by Edgar Wallace that explores the life of a wealthy, paranoid capitalist and his scientific secretary. The story begins in a laboratory, where the secretary is deeply engrossed in conducting an experiment while obsessively studying a photograph of a young girl. The capitalist, deeply concerned about his financial situation, becomes more anxious as he interacts with his secretary and a young woman, whose integrity seems to be central to the developing drama. The atmosphere is tense, with suspicions brewing, particularly regarding the capitalist's strange behaviors and the relationships unfolding between the key characters. The narrative delves into a world of intrigue, where deception and uncertainty begin to blur the lines of trust. As the plot develops, it hints at deeper mysteries, possibly involving crime and danger. As the tension rises, the reader is drawn into a complex web of secrets and lies, with the potential for betrayal, crime, and unexpected romantic undertones. The story sets the stage for an unraveling mystery, revealing that not everything is as it seems, and danger lurks in unexpected places.
Autorenporträt
Richard Horatio Edgar Wallace was a British writer known for his contributions to sensational genres like detective stories, gangster novels, adventure tales, and science fiction. He was born on April 1, 1875, in Greenwich, London, to a poor family and was raised as an illegitimate child. Wallace left school at the age of 12 and began working in various jobs before finding his way into journalism. His early life was marked by hardship, but he soon found success as a writer, contributing not only novels but also plays, screenplays, and short stories. Wallace is best remembered for his detective and crime fiction, including the creation of "The Green Archer" and the introduction of the character "King Kong" to cinema. His works were marked by suspense, high tension, and complex characters. He was married twice, first to Ivy Maude Caldecott, with whom he had a son and daughter, and later to Ethel Violet King. Wallace passed away on February 10, 1932, at the age of 56 in Beverly Hills, California.