Arthur Gask (1869–1951)

Arthur Gask (1866-1951) was an English novelist and playwright. He was born in London and educated at King's College, Cambridge. He wrote a number of novels, including The Riddle of the River (1908), The House of the Silent (1909), and The House of the Seven Gables (1910). He also wrote several plays, including The House of the Seven Gables (1912) and The House of the Silent (1913). He was a member of the Royal Society of Literature and was awarded the Order of the British Empire in 1920. He died in 1951 in London.

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Works by Arthur Gask

• Seedtime and Harvest (1944)
• Black Market (1945)
• Ghosts (1944)
• The Martyr on the Land (1935)
• The Vaults of Blackarden Castle (1950)
• The Passion Years (1936)
• The Dark Highway (1928)
• The Hatton Garden Crime (1945)
• The Red Paste Murders (1923)
• The Destroyer (1939)
• The Night of the Storm (1937)
• The Way Of Chance (1945)
• The House on the Island (1931)
• The Amazing Adventure of Marmaduke (1944)
• Buggys Babies (1944)
• The Bishops Dilemma (1948)
• The Hangman's Knot (1935)
• The Fall of a Dictator (1938)
• The Lottery Ticket (1944)
• Gentlemen of Crime (1932)
• The Mark of Honor (1944)
• The Will (1944)
• Cloud, the Smiter (1933)
• The Poisoned Goblet (1935)
• The Vengeance of Larose (1930)
• The Secret of the Garden (1924)
• The Silent Dead (1931)
• The Storm Breaks (1933)
• The Master Spy (1930)
• The Secret of the Sandhills (1921)
• The Grave-Digger of Monks Arden (1930)
• The Beachy Head Murder (1924)
• His Prey was Man (1939)
• The Man of Death (1933)
• The House with the High Wall (1926)
• The Jest of Life (1936)
• The Dark Mill Stream (1920)
• The Tragedy of the Silver Moon (1930)