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The Case of the Crooked Candle

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Erle Stanley Gardner
Erle Stanley Gardner

Erle Stanley Gardner, born on July 17, 1889, was an accomplished lawyer and author from the United States. He achieved significant success in both the legal and literary fields, particularly known for his detective novels. Gardner's works are renowned for their intricate legal reasoning and suspenseful plots, which have captivated readers for generations. more

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“نوشتن به آدم این قدرت را می دهد که وارد زمان هایی شوی که در زندگی واقعی دور از دسترس هستند، حتی ورود به ممنوع ترین مکان ها. فراتر از این، نوشتن این قدرت را به آدم می دهد که هر کسی را به مهمانی خود دعوت کنی.”