Autore: Frederic Arnold Kummer

Frederic Arnold Kummer (1873-1943) was an American author, playwright, and screenwriter whose literary contributions spanned various genres, including mystery, adventure, and romance. Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Kummer cultivated a diverse and prolific writing career. One of his notable works is “The Blue Lights” (1915), a mystery novel that weaves an intriguing tale of crime and suspense. This work exemplifies Kummer”s flair for crafting atmospheric settings and complex plotlines that capture the reader”s imagination. His storytelling often combined elements of detective fiction with romantic undertones, a hallmark of his literary style. Kummer”s work in the early 20th century contributed to the popular fiction of the era, and his narratives often reflected the societal attitudes and interests of the time. Beyond “The Blue Lights”, Kummer authored a wide range of novels, including “The Film of Fear” (1917) and “The Ivory Snuff Box” (1912), which further showcases his versatility as a writer and his ability to engage readers through his vivid characterisations and intricate plots. In addition to novels, Kummer had a successful career in the burgeoning film industry, adapting many of his stories for the silver screen. His legacy continues to be appreciated by scholars and enthusiasts of early 20th-century literature.