The Shadow Ebooks Maxwell Grant. 9/11/2017 0 Comments Song of Myself. Won't you help support Day. I celebrate myself, and sing myself. And what I assume you shall assume. For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you. Maxwell Grant was a pen name used by the authors of The Shadow pulp magazine stories. Street & Smith, the publishers of The Shadow, asked Walter B. Gibson, a writer hired to chronicle the Shadow's adventures, to create a pen name for the Shadow's author for several reasons, primarily so that numerous authors could be used to write the stories. The Shadow 305 by Maxwell Grant - free mobi epub ebooks download. The Shadow 305 by Maxwell Grant Author:Maxwell Grant, Date: August 12, 2017,Views: 113 Author:Maxwell Grant Language: eng Format: mobi Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00.

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Maxwell Grant was a pen name used by the authors of The Shadowpulp magazine stories.

Street & Smith, the publishers of The Shadow, asked Walter B. Gibson, a writer hired to chronicle the Shadow's adventures, to create a pen name for the Shadow's author for several reasons, primarily so that numerous authors could be used to write the stories without confusing the readers. Gibson, who was also a nonfiction writer, wanted to use a pen name for his fiction. He adopted the pen name Maxwell Grant, taking the name from two magic dealers he knew, Maxwell Holden and U.F. Grant.

Four authors besides Gibson have used the Maxwell Grant pen name: Theodore Tinsley, who wrote 27 Shadow stories between 1936 and 1943; Lester Dent, who wrote one story, The Golden Vulture, in 1938; Bruce Elliott, who wrote 15 Shadow stories between 1946 and 1948; and Dennis Lynds, who wrote nine Shadow paperback novels between 1964 and 1967.

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Author:Maxwell Grant
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Publisher: Street & Smith
Published: 1935-07-21T22:00:00+00:00

âWhat of it?â queried Cliff. âThere might have been a hundred suspicious looking trucks along the avenue last night. We passed a bunch when we were bringing in the Fate Joss.â

âNot trucks on side streets, Cliff. Of course these reports are exaggerated. The way they read, youâd think that half of Chinatown had gone into the trucking business. These people who talked to the police may have been mistaken as to the time they saw a truck. But Iâm wondering -â

âIf somebody spotted our truck coming away from that street in back of Laudringâs?â

âYouâve guessed it, Cliff. It may mean trouble if the police begin checking up on trucks at different garages.â

âThatâs possible, Harry. Stillâthe Howland Garage is thirty blocks south of Laudringâs. That truck we used is -â

Cliff stopped. The telephone was ringing. Harry answered it. Cliff heard him talk in brief, affirmative phrases. The call completed, Harry eyed Cliff solemnly.

âIt was Burbank,â stated Harry. âThe police are starting a check-up on trucks. They figure there was more than one up at Laudringâs. Clyde Burke must have gotten that dope at headquarters.â

âAny instructions?â queried Cliff.

âYes,â returned Harry. âWeâre to leave here as soon as my coupe comes in. Weâll go to the Howland Garage and get the truck. But itâs to be done openly, so thereâll be no suspicion.â

âWhere are we taking it?â

âUp to Scranton, Pennsylvania, to deliver it to a garage there. The truck has been sold to some coal mining outfit. Weâll come back by train, tomorrow afternoon.â

âWonât the garage wonder about the truck going out again? The Howland Garage, I mean?â

âNo. Thatâs the neat part about it, Cliff. The Howland Garage has received a letter from the supposed owner of the truck, telling them to deliver it to Mr. Dyke, who will call, carrying the ownerâs license.

Dyke is to take the truck to Scranton, where he will wire back after he arrives.â

âBack to the Howland Garage?â

âYes. So the supposed ownerâa Mr. Middletonâcan call up the Howland Garage and learn if the truck reached Scranton safely.â

âAnd youâll be Dyke. Is that it, Harry?â

âThatâs it, Cliff. Give me those license cards that you used when you took the truck out last night.â

Cliff grinned as he passed over the cards. The plan pleased him because of its openness. It would be Harryâs first visit to the Howland Garage. The people there would suspect nothing concerning a truck like this one. Nor would the police, should they learn of it.

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The law would be looking for trucks that were secretly removed. This truck, its coming trip fully accounted for, would be passed by in the search. Particularly after the Howland Garage received a wire from âDyke,â stating that he had delivered it in the proper Scranton garage.

WHILE Cliff still chuckled, the sound of a motor purred softly from beyond the door. Harry extinguished the light; the two went out into the storage room. Harryâs coupe had arrived; its driver had slid open the outer door without betraying noise.

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Both agents saw the outline of the car in the darkness and guessed the identity of the driver who still sat within it.

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