The Social Gangster

The Social Gangster, written by Arthur B. Reeve, is a novel that explores the themes of crime and corruption in high society. The story follows the rise and fall of a wealthy socialite who becomes embroiled in a criminal underworld. Through his experiences, the protagonist learns the true nature of power and privilege, and the consequences of his actions. What is your next question?

By Arthur B. Reeve · First published 1923 · Genre: Mystery, Crime Fiction, Thriller · 36 chapters

Contents

• THE SOCIAL GANGSTER
• THE CABARET ROUGE
• THE FOX HUNT
• THE TANGO THIEF
• THE "THE DANSANT"
• THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS
• THE DIAMOND QUEEN
• THE ANESTHETIC VAPORIZER
• THE TWILIGHT SLEEP
• THE SIXTH SENSE
• THE INFERNAL MACHINES
• THE SUBMARINE BELL
• THE SUPER-TOXIN
• THE SECRET AGENTS
• THE GERM OF ANTHRAX
• THE SLEEPMAKER
• THE INTER-URBAN HANDICAP
• THE TOXIN OF FATIGUE
• THE X-RAY DETECTIVE
• THE MECHANICAL CONNOISSEUR
• THE RADIOGRAPH WITNESS
• THE ABSOLUTE ZERO
• THE VACUUM BOTTLE
• THE SOLAR PLEXUS
• THE DEMON ENGINE
• THE ELECTROLYSIS CLEW
• THE PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE
• THE CANCER HOUSE
• THE QUACK DOCTORS
• THE FILTERABLE VIRUS
• THE VOODOO MYSTERY
• THE FLUORISCINE TEST
• THE RESPIRATION CALORIMETER
• THE EVIL EYE
• THE BURIED TREASURE
• THE WEED OF MADNESS

More by Arthur B. Reeve

• The Master Mystery (1936)
• The Poisoned Pen (1920)
• The Silent Bullet (1920)
• The Dream Doctor (1924)
• The War Terror (1918)
• The Treasure-Train (1923)
• The Romance of Elaine (1920)
• The Gold of the Gods (1914)
• All works by Arthur B. Reeve