Paperback, 264 pages
English language
Published Feb. 23, 2006 by Wildside Press.
A non-Nero Wolfe novel, rather Wierd Science and pulp magazine-ish. From Goodreads: "Under the Andes is an early novel by Rex Stout, first published in the All-Story Magazine in 1914. Temptress Desirée Le Mire and brothers Paul and Harry Lamar search for lost treasure in a mysterious cave. They encounter Incas who have been deformed by living underground."
A non-Nero Wolfe novel, rather Wierd Science and pulp magazine-ish. From Goodreads: "Under the Andes is an early novel by Rex Stout, first published in the All-Story Magazine in 1914. Temptress Desirée Le Mire and brothers Paul and Harry Lamar search for lost treasure in a mysterious cave. They encounter Incas who have been deformed by living underground."
First book by Rex Stout. Useful as a window into the racist tendencies of the time. Even smart folks like Rex Stout were not immune. Not in any way representative of his later work.
First book by Rex Stout. Useful as a window into the racist tendencies of the time. Even smart folks like Rex Stout were not immune. Not in any way representative of his later work.
