Harry Stephen Keeler

1890–1967 (age 77)

Author/Inventor

Biography

Harry Stephen Keeler was a prolific storyteller whose elaborate 'webwork' mysteries and melodramatic feuilletons delighted readers with their imaginative sleuthing and dizzying plots.

Always experimenting, he also explored inventions and publishing ventures to bring his singular voice to a wider audience, ensuring that the curious energy of his fiction endures well beyond his resting place at Rosehill Cemetery.

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