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Click link for home page GazetteOftheARTS.com NERO WOLFE. Click here to help save Nero Wolfe Welcome to our Nero Wolfe/Rex Stout Pages We love suggestions! Click to give feedback Our Rex Stout Mystery Check List lists all the Nero Wolfe stories, with original publication dates, in the order in which they should be read. In May of 1977 we published the limited edition Rex Stout/Nero Wolfe book, Corsage: A Bouquet of Rex Stout and Nero Wolfe . This limited edition of 276 hard bound and 1500 soft bound books became a collector's item almost immediately. Corsage included an interview with Rex Stout, the first book publication of the Nero Wolfe novella Bitter End , and a reprint of the article Why Nero Wolfe Loves Orchids. To learn more about the publishing history of Corsage click here See our Rex Stout quotes on our Favorite Quotes page. Seven Deadly Sins Hubris style. Pride, Wrath, Envy, Lust, Gluttony, Avarice, and Sloth what more can you ask out of a web page. Sloth arrived, first, followed by Lust (book collecting, comic collecting, and celebrities), and now, Wrath, Envy, and Avarice more to come. Great Gossip sites under ENVY. GazetteOfTheArts.com

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BlackHat Mystery Bookstore Rex Stout Nero Wolfe Mini-Page Links Profile Nero Wolfe Other Fiction ... Non-Fiction About E.S.G. Rex Todhunter Stout was born 1 December 1886 in Noblesville, Indiana to Quaker parents. Soon afterward, the family moved to Wakarusa, Kansas, where he became known as a math prodigy. He briefly attended Kansas University before enlisting in the Navy, where he spent two years as a warrant officer aboard Theodore Roosevelt's presidential yacht. He left the Navy in 1908, travelling and working a variety of jobs until devising and implementing a school savings system which was implemented in 400 districts around the country, making him a wealthy man. During World War II, he opposed Nazism as chair of the War Writer's Board, as emcee of the "Speaking of Liberty" radio program, and as member of several national committees. After the war, he fought against the use of nuclear weapons, was an active leader in the Author's Guild, and resumed writing Nero Wolfe novels. Rex Stout died 27 October 1975 at the age of 88, a month after publication of his 72nd Nero Wolfe mystery, "A Family Affair". browse Rex Stout catalog at Amazon browse Rex Stout audio at Amazon Rex Stout movie/tv credits at Internet Movie Database Links 'The Wolfe Pack' - the Official Nero Wolfe Society Wolfe Pack Links Page Italian-language Nero Wolfe site WL's fansite The Mystery Series browse Rex Stout catalog at Amazon Thrilling Detective's Nero Wolfe page DEP's Nero Wolfe fansite "Fer-de-Lance" [#1 = 1934] "The League of Frightened Men" [#2 = 1935]

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Stout, Rex, 1886-1975 Les araignées d'or . Adapté de l'anglais par M. Michel-Tyl. Paris : Librairie des Champs-Elysées, [1972]. 251 p. ; 17 cm. (Club des masques ; 159) SDM: 7306975 [En tête du titre: L'homme aux orchidées. Titre original: The golden spiders.] Avant minuit . Trad. de l'anglais par Michel Tyl. Paris : Librairie des Champs-Elysées, [1973]. 249 p. ; 17 cm. (Club des masques ; 193) SDM: 7402711 [Titre original: Death before midnight.] La bande élastique / Rex Stout ; adapté de l'anglais par E. Michel-Tyl. Paris : Librairie des Champs-Elysées, 1975. 185 p. ; 17 cm. (Club des masques ; 252) ISBN 2-7024-0147-3. SDM: 7511399 [Titre original: The rubber band.] Ça arrive dans les meilleures familles / Rex Stout ; adapté de l'anglais par E. Michel-Tyl. Paris : Librairie des Champs-Elysées, 1975. 188 p. ; 17 cm. (Club des masques ; 236) ISBN 2-7024-0122-8. SDM: 7507909 [En tête du titre: L'homme aux orchidées. Titre original: In the best families.] La cassette rouge / Rex Stout ; adapt. de l'anglais par M. Michel-Tyl. Paris : Librairie des Champs-Elysées, 1974. 249 p. ; 17 cm. (Club des masques ; 208) ISBN 2-7024-0021-3. SDM: 7511397 [Titre original: The red box.]

11. Rex Stout Page 1 of 2 Rex Stout. 18861975. Rex Stout was born in Noblesville, Indiana. He started reading books at a very early age. He was also a mathematical prodigy. http://www.xs4all.nl/~embden11/Engels/stout.htm

Page 1 of 2 Rex Stout Rex Stout was born in Noblesville, Indiana. He started reading books at a very early age. He was also a mathematical prodigy. At the age of nineteen he was an accountant. At twenty-three he was running a hotel and at twenty-six he was a successful writer. In his thirties he ran a multi-million dollar banking business. At the age of forty-seven he created Nero Wolfe. After his death the Nero Wolfe series was continued by Robert Goldsborough Titles and year of publication: 'Nero Wolfe' Novels 1) Fer-de-Lance (Also published as: Meet Nero Wolfe) 2) The League of Frightened Men 3) The Rubber Band (Also published as: To Kill Again) 4) The Red Box (Also published as: Case of the Red Box) 5) Too Many Cooks 6) Some Buried Caesar (Also published as: The Red Bull) 7) Over My Dead Body 8) Where There's a Will 9) Black Orchids (Also published as: The Case of the Black Orchids) (novelets) 10) Not Quite Dead Enough (novelets) 11) The Silent Speaker 12) Too Many Women 13) And Be a Villain (UK Title: More Deaths Than One) 14) Trouble in Triplicate (novelets) 15) The Second Confession 16) Three Doors to Death (novelets) 17) In the Best Families (UK Title: Even in the Best Families) 18) Curtains for Three (novelets) 19) Murder by the Book 20) Triple Jeopardy (novelets) 21) Prisoner's Base (UK Title: Out Goes She) 22) The Golden Spiders 23) Three Men Out (novelets) 24) The Black Mountain 25) Before Midnight 26) Three Witnesses (novelets) 27) Might as Well Be Dead 28) Three for the Chair (novelets)

12. Rex Stout Page 2 of 2 Rex Stout. 18861975. Contents of the Short Story Collections Black Orchids (1942) *Black Orchids *Cordially Invited http://www.xs4all.nl/~embden11/Engels/stout2.htm

Page 2 of 2 Rex Stout Contents of the Short Story Collections: Black Orchids (1942) *Black Orchids *Cordially Invited to Meet Death Not Quite Dead Enough (1944) *Booby Trap *Not Quite Dead Enough Trouble in Triplicate (1949) *Before I Die *Help Wanted, Male *Instead of Evidence Three Doors to Death (1950) *Door to Death *Man Alive *Omit Flowers Curtains for Three (1950) *Bullet for One *Disguise for Murder *The Gun with Wings Triple Jeopardy (1951) *The Cop-Killer *Home to Roost *The Squirt and the Monkey Three Men Out (1954) *Invitation to Murder *This Won't Kill You *The Zero Clue Three Witnesses (1956) *Die Like a Dog *The Next Witness *When a Man Murders Three for the Chair (1957) *Immune to Murder *Too Many Detectives *A Window for Death And Four to Go (1958) *Christmas Party *Easter Parade *Fourth of July Picnic *Murder Is No Joke Three at Wolfe's Door (1960) *Method Three for Murder *Poison a la Carte *The Rodeo Murder Homicide Trinity (1962) *Counterfeit for Murder *Death of a Demon *Eeny Meeny Murder Mo Trio for Blunt Instruments (1964) *Blood Will Tell *Kill Now - Pay Later *Murder Is Corny Death Times Three (1985) *Assault on a Brownstone *Bitter End *Frame-Up for Murder Justice Ends at Home and other stories (1977) *An Agacella Or *Heels of Fate *Jonathan Stannart's Secret Vice *Justice Ends at Home *The Lie *Methode Americaine *The Mother of Invention *An Officer and a Lady *Pamfret and Peace *The Pay-Yeoman *A Professional Recall *The Rope Dance *Rose Orchid *Secrets *A Tyrant Abdicates Page 1 Back

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REX STOUT'S TEN FAVORITE DETECTIVE NOVELS Rex Todhunter Stout (1886-1975) was an American detective story writer and creator Nero Wolfe. The selection of his ten favorite detective novels was published in Vincent Starrett's Books and Bipeds in 1947. Wilkie Collins The Moonstone Dashiell Hammett The Maltese Falcon S. S. Van Dine The Benson Murder Case Dorothy L. Sayers and Robert Eustace The Documents in the Case G. K. Chesterton The Innocence of Father Brown H. C. Bailey Call Mr. Fortune Frances Noyes Hart The Bellamy Trial Freeman Wills Crofts The Cask Agatha Christie The Murder of Roger Ackroyd Michael Innes Lament for a Maker HOME

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18. Rex Stout Rex Stout (18861975), an American detective novelist was born in Noblesville, Indiana, as the son of John Wallace Stout and Lucetta Elizabeth Todhunter, who http://www.rigzin.freeservers.com/rexstout.htm

Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 HOMEPAGE MYSTERY WRITERS Ngaio Marsh MYSTERY WRITERS.INFO Rex Stout Awards Praises Rex Stout (1886-1975), an American detective novelist was born in Noblesville, Indiana, as the son of John Wallace Stout and Lucetta Elizabeth Todhunter, who were Quakers. He was educated at Topeka High School, Kansas and at University of Kansas, Lawrence. He devised a school banking system which was set up in about 300 cities and towns all over the US between 1917 and 1927. The money he earned thus enabled him to devote much of his time to writing detective novels. In 1916 he married Fay Kennedy of Topeka, Kansas. They separated in 1933 and Stout married in 1933 Pola Hoffman of Vienna He wrote over 70 detective novels, 46 of them featuring his most popular sleuth, Rex Stout and his companion in solving the cases, Archie Godwin. Usually, Rex Stout does his deduction sitting at his New York City brownstone residence and sends his assistant, Archie to hunt for clues.

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Not-quite-Ready-for-Prime-Time Department Authors and Creators Rex Stout "Compose yourself, Archie. Why taunt me? Why upbraid me? I am merely a genius, not a god." Nero Wolfe humbly confesses, in Fer-de-Lance. At first glance, Rex Stout's NERO WOLFE might seem out of place among the hard-bitten, world-weary, pavement-pounding P.I.s that this site is usually devoted to. Massively overweight, a cranky, agoraphobic and sedentary gourmet who virtually never leaves his Manhattan brownstone, Wolfe is, in nearly every sense, an armchair detective. And yet, Stout provided a real shot in the arm to the then-fledgling genre when he published his first Nero wolfe novel in 1934. Wolfe and his investigator/bodyguard/secretary ARCHIE GOODWIN are just as much "eyes" as their predecessors Holmes and Watson Over Wolfe's 40-year literary lifespan (with several additional adventures written by Robert Goldsborough in the 1980s), the fat genius and his sharp-eyed (and smart-mouthed) assistant bring down murderers, blackmailers, wartime traitors, and even (on one memorable occasion) leave J. Edgar Hoover out in the snow. These are men who make a good living at a difficult and dangerous business, not minor lords or churchmen who just happened to be at the garden party when the butler was stabbed. Rex Stout was born in Indiana in 1886 to Quaker parents and raised in Kansas and, by most accounts, was quite the precocious child, reading the Bible cover to cover (twice!) before he was four, and becoming state spelling champion at the age of thirteen. After a brief time at Kansas University, joined the navy, and served on President Roosevelt's yacht from 1906 to 1908. He worked as a bookkeeper, a salesman, hotel manager and store clerk, while trying to crack the pulps, cranking out tales of science fiction, romance and adventure. Ever practical, Stout teamed up with his brother, and established a business whose success would enable him to continue with his writing.

20. Nero Wolfe And Archie Goodwin Rex Stout (18861975) Interesting collection of quotes, articles, essays and linksfrom Alex in Bratislava, Slovakia. (C) 1999-2003 http://www.thrillingdetective.com/wolfe.html

Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin Created by Rex Stout "Compose yourself, Archie. Why taunt me? Why upbraid me? I am merely a genius, not a god." Nero Wolfe humbly confesses, in Fer-de-Lance. At first glance, Rex Stout's NERO WOLFE might seem out of place among the hard-bitten, world-weary, pavement-pounding P.I.s that this site is usually devoted to. Massively overweight (somewhere between 1/6th and 1/7th ton), a cranky, agoraphobic and sedentary gourmet who virtually never leaves his Manhattan brownstone (with ten thousand orchids on the roof and a personal elevator), Wolfe is, in nearly every sense, an armchair detective. And yet... Nero Wolfe and his investigator/bodyguard/secretary ARCHIE GOODWIN are just as much "eyes" as their predecessors Holmes and Watson Over Wolfe's 40-year literary lifespan (with several additional adventures written by Robert Goldsborough in the 1980s), the fat genius and his sharp-eyed (and smart-mouthed) assistant bring down murderers, blackmailers, wartime traitors, and even (on one memorable occasion) leave J. Edgar Hoover out in the snow. These are men who make a good living at a difficult and dangerous business, not minor lords or churchmen who happened to be at the garden party when the butler was stabbed. Wolfe himself, though temperamental as an opera tenor, unable to work without a steady supply of beer (Remmers, preferably, or his own homebrew) and so indolent that he considers playing pool or darts 'exercise', constantly exhibits the classic P.I.'s blend of cynicism, mercenary instinct and romanticism (though he would certainly admit to only the first two and adamantly deny the third, particularly where women are concerned). Over the years, Stout gave hints ­ but usually no more than hints ­ of Wolfe's younger days, all of which suggest that Wolfe was himself a man of action once, and very much ruled by his passions. (Wolfe gave this away in explaining his present size and lifestyle: "I carry this fat to insulate my feelings. They got too strong for me once or twice...If I had stayed lean and kept moving around I would have been dead long ago.")

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