R. Austin Freeman
R. Austin Freeman (1862-1943) was an English writer and physician born in London. He served as a colonial surgeon on the Gold Coast until blackwater fever ended that career, created the forensic detective Dr Thorndyke, and invented the inverted detective story in which the reader watches the crime first. His works include The Red Thumb Mark, The Eye of Osiris, Helen Vardon's Confession, and The Singing Bone.
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