The Case of the Dixon Torpedo Arthur Morrison A small audiobook

Private detective Martin Hewitt is consulted by an engineer who is the victim of an impossible theft: important naval plans have disappeared from his offices, while no one has entered or left the office since the last time the drawings were seen. .. Where have the plans gone, and can Hewitt recover them before they fall into the hands of enemy agents?

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00:00:00 Presentation
00:01:18 The case of the Dixon torpedo
00:52:00 Credits, thanks and additional listening

Arthur Morrison (1863-1945) was a journalist and author who made his name with his realistic portraits of working-class English life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, exemplified by his most successful novel. famously, “A Child of Jago” (1896). . In addition, he composed numerous short stories for periodical publication between 1891 and 1913, with themes ranging from horror and the supernatural to detective tales. In the latter genre, he created two popular contemporaries /"rivals of Sherlock Holmes/

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