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The Barking Clock (1947) |
 | Harry Stephen Keeler / Hazel Goodwin Keeler |
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Tuddleton T. Trotter, author of a book which claims that all criminal mysteries can be solved mathematically, has only hours to save Joe Czeszczicki, a death row inmate soon to be electrocuted for the... (more) |
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The Case of the Flying Hands (2001) |
 | Harry Stephen Keeler / Hazel Goodwin Keeler |
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Quiribus Brown, a 7 1/2 foot tall man raised on a farm by a retired mathematician who taught him nothing but math, must solve four crimes using mathematics or be imprisoned on charges of perjury by his... (more) |
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John Jones's Dollar (1915) |
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| Harry Stephen Keeler |
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The main mathematical content of this science fiction story is an illustration of the potential of exponential growth in the form of considering how a single dollar invested in a bank would grow in value... (more) |
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The Murdered Mathematician (1949) |
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| Harry Stephen Keeler |
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This book is probably the least believable thing I've ever read, but lots of fun!
Quiribus Brown is a 7 1/2 foot tall man who was raised by his father on a farm in Indiana. His father was a math professor... (more) |
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