Rex Stout
Rex Stout (1886–1975) was an American writer best known for creating the detective Nero Wolfe and his assistant Archie Goodwin. He published his first Nero Wolfe novel, Fer-de-Lance, in 1934 and went on to become one of the major figures in mystery fiction. Beyond writing, he was also an activist and advocate for authors' rights.
Mystery fiction
Detective fiction
Too Many Cooks (A Nero Wolfe Mystery Book 5)
Over My Dead Body (A Nero Wolfe Mystery)
The Doorbell Rang: A Nero Wolfe Novel
Some Buried Caesar
Prisoner's Base
Under the Andes
The Second Confession (A Nero Wolfe Mystery Book 15)
Fer-de-Lance (Rex Stout Library)
Might As Well Be Dead (A Nero Wolfe Mystery Book 27)
The Golden Spiders (A Nero Wolfe Mystery Book 22)
The Golden Spiders (A Nero Wolfe Mystery Book 22)
Three Witnesses (A Nero Wolfe Mystery Book 26)
And Be a Villain
The Mother Hunt (A Nero Wolfe Mystery Book 38)
The Red Box (Nero Wolfe)
Please Pass The Guilt (Nero Wolfe Mysteries Book 45)
The Rubber Band (Nero Wolfe Mysteries)
Target Practice (Stout, Rex)
Too Many Cooks/Champagne for One (Nero Wolfe)
The League of Frightened Men (Nero Wolfe Mysteries)
The Rubber Band/The Red Box 2-in-1
Three for the Chair
Double For Death
Please Pass The Guilt