Guy Garrick: A Scientific Detective and the Motor Bandits
Arthur B. Reeve
Sep 2026 · Aeneas Press
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A motor-car is used for a robbery, and Guy Garrick — a detective who works with a laboratory, a telephone tap and a knowledge of engines — goes after a gang who understand machinery as well as he does. Reeve created Craig Kennedy and wrote some eighty stories in the same vein; this 1914 one is the motoring novel of the series, and the technology in it was brand new when he wrote it. Fifty-eight plates of painting from 1856 to 1925, including Whistler and Bellows, run from night steelworks to a sand cart, matching a story of machinery and the people caught up in it.
A motor-car is used for a robbery, and Guy Garrick — a detective who works with a laboratory, a telephone tap and a knowledge of engines — goes after a gang who understand machinery as well as he does. Reeve created Craig Kennedy and wrote some eighty stories in the same vein; this 1914 one is th...
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Arthur B. Reeve (1880-1936) was an American writer born in Patchogue, New York, creator of Craig Kennedy, the scientific detective. Trained in law, he wrote some eighty stories built around the new forensic technologies and worked on film serials with Pearl White. His works include The Silent Bullet, The War Terror, and The Exploits of Elaine.
Arthur B. Reeve (1880-1936) was an American writer born in Patchogue, New York, creator of Craig Kennedy, the scientific detective. Trained in law, he wrote some eighty stories built around the new forensic technologies and worked on film serials with Pearl White. His works include The Silent Bul...
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