A. Fielding

A. Fielding (Archibald E. Fielding, A.E. Fielding or also known as Dorothy Feilding) (1884 - 1946) was an English author who wrote mystery novels. The Golden Age crime writer produced 25 English mysteries between 1924 and 1944, with 23 of them being the most well-known series about detective Chief Inspector Pointer. The actual identity of the author is currently unknown.

Literary works

Inspector Pointer series

• The Eames Erskine Case (1924)
• The Charteris Mystery (1925)
• The Footsteps That Stopped (1926)
• The Clifford Affair (1927)
• The Cluny Problem (1928)
• The Net Around Joan Ingilby (1928)
• Murder at the Nook (1929)
• The Mysterious Partner (1929)
• The Craig Poisoning Mystery (1930)
• The Wedding-Chest Mystery (1930)
• The Upfold Farm Mystery (1931)
• Death of John Tait (1932)
• The Westwood Mystery (1932)
• The Tall House Mystery (1933)
• The Cautley Conundrum (1934)
• The Paper Chase (1934)
• Pointer to a Crime (1934)
• The Case of the Missing Diary (1935)
• Tragedy at Beechcroft (1935)
• The Case of the Two Pearl Necklaces (1936)
• Mystery at the Rectory (1936)
• Black Cats Are Lucky (1937)
• Scarecrow (1937)

Novels

• Deep Currents (1924)
• Murder in Suffolk (1925)

References

http://gutenberg.net.au/plusfifty-a-m.html#letterF

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