Librivox Mystery Bookshelf
Scientific Detection: Meade and Eustace,
Arthur B. Reeve and Others
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While Golden Age mystery fiction largely shows little interest in science, perhaps the majority of detective stories of the Doyle era paid tribute to science and technology. Science was in fact part of the very genre of detective fiction, in many people's eyes. In both Britain and the US, some authors wrote stories that focused primarily on Scientific Detection.
Arthur B. Reeve
The Black
Hand - Short Story - 6th story in collection
The
Exploits of Elaine - Novel
The Film
Mystery - Novel
The Master Mystery - Novel
Robert Eustace and L. T. Meade
The Mystery of the Felwyn Tunnel - Short story -
Section 2
The Brotherhood of the Seven Kings - Novel
A Master of Mysteries - Short story collection
Samuel Hopkins Adams
The B-Flat
Trombone - Short story - 6th story in collection
P. G. Wodehouse
Death at the Excelsior - Short story - 1st story in collection
- Mike Grost's recommended reading
-
A Hayworth-Queen Cornerstone
- Link to etext
- Available on Amazon.com