Melville Davisson Post 
The Man of Last Resort & The Strange Schemes of Randolph Mason 
The Corpus Delicti, Two Plungers of Manhattan, Woodford’s Partner, The Error of William Van Broom

Melville Davisson Post’s collection of short stories, 'The Man of Last Resort & The Strange Schemes of Randolph Mason’, offers readers a unique glimpse into early 20th century American detective fiction. Post’s literary style is characterized by intricate plots, cunning protagonists, and a keen attention to detail that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The stories in this collection explore themes of morality, justice, and the complexities of human nature, making it a compelling read for fans of mystery and crime fiction. Post’s writing reflects the social and cultural climate of his time, providing valuable insights into the mindset of the era. Melville Davisson Post, a lawyer turned writer, brings a depth of knowledge and experience to his stories, drawing on his legal background to create complex and believable legal scenarios. His background in law lends authenticity and credibility to the intricate plots of his stories, establishing him as a master of the detective genre. Post’s keen observation of human behavior and his understanding of the legal system shine through in each of his stories, making them a must-read for fans of classic detective fiction. For readers who enjoy cleverly crafted mysteries with a legal twist, 'The Man of Last Resort & The Strange Schemes of Randolph Mason’ is a captivating and thought-provoking collection that will keep you guessing until the very end. Post’s skillful storytelling and intricate plotlines make this collection a standout in the genre, showcasing his talent as a writer and legal expert.