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Who wrote Man with the Black Cord?

"Man with the Black Cord" was written by Auguste Groner. Austrian pioneer of detective fiction known for her strong female characters and intricate plots.

Man with the Black Cord

Auguste Groner

Man with the Black Cord

Auguste Groner

Published in the early 20th century, 'Man with the Black Cord' by Auguste Groner features retired policeman Joseph Muller, who takes on a perplexing locked room mystery. When a baffling disappearance occurs in a house with a locked bedroom door, Muller must unravel the secrets of a housekeeper with hidden motives. This novella is notable for its intricate plot and early contribution to the detective fiction genre.

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A baffling disappearance. A bedroom door locked from the inside. A housekeeper with something to hide. Will retired poli...