In Keeler News #82, John Herrington quoted a blurb from The Sun, 1932, stating that Damning Trifles, though listed as by Maurice C. Johnson, is actually by Harry Stephen Keeler. Can this be true? Now you can judge for yourself as Damning Trifles is now available for the first time in decades. It's a locked-room mystery and has plenty of charms but is it really by our beloved Harry?
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In Keeler News #82, John Herrington quoted a blurb from The Sun, 1932, stating that Damning Trifles, though listed as by Maurice C. Johnson, is actually by Harry Stephen Keeler. Can this be true? Now you can judge for yourself as Damning Trifles is now available for the first time in decades. It's a locked-room mystery and has plenty of charms but is it really by our beloved Harry?
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Seller's Description:
Near Fine in Near Fine jacket. First edition. A small bookstore stamp on the front pastedown, else very near fine in a nice, near fine dustwrapper with very slight fading at the spine, and some rubbing and tiny nicks. Inventor found dead in his laboratory. Author's first and only mystery. Scarce in jacket.