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Patrick Quentin

Also known as: Q. Patrick, Jonathan Stagge

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Patrick Quentin was a pseudonym mainly of Hugh Callingham Wheeler, but also, in various combinations, of Richard Wilson Webb, Martha Mott Kelly (or Kelley) and Mary Louise White Aswell (more).

We cannot know what drove people to break the law.

— from Family Skeletons

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Puzzle for pilgrims

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Puzzle for fiends

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Puzzle for Players

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Sequel to A Puzzle for Fools Reformed alcoholic Peter Duluth is trying to make a comeback on Broadway as the producer-director of a script by a newly-discovered playwright. But a deadly drama is being enacted in the reportedly-jinxed and long-uninhabited Dagonet Theater. Apparitions are seen in dressing-room mirrors; rats are set free beneath the boards; and the celebrated coffin scene is played with unfortunate and unwanted realism. Offstage an all-star cast has been assembled. Behind the scenes, a beautiful ghost, a man without a face, and a phantom saboteur are vying for the lead. - synopsis from back cover

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