In a story by this author, Neville St. Clair abandons his job as a journalist and becomes a "professional beggar" after faking his own death.
In a story by this author, Neville St. Clair abandons his job as a journalist and becomes a "professional beggar" after faking his own death. A character created by this author earns a lot of money copying Encyclopedia Britannica articles; that happens in a story in which the protagonist hides outs in Jabez Wilson's pawn shop to observe Spaulding and John Clay trying to rob a bank. In another of this writer's stories, the body of Openshaw is found in a river, leading the protagonist to figure out that the (*) Ku Klux Klan murdered him. This author of "The Man with the Twisted Lip," "The Five Orange Pips," and "The Red-Headed League," created a character who lives at 221B Baker Street. For 10 points, name this Victorian author who wrote the Sherlock Holmes stories.
In a story by this author, Neville St. Clair abandons his job as a journalist and becomes a "professional beggar" after faking his own death.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle