The Blind Barber (Dr. Gideon Fell Mystery)

About “The Blind Barber (Dr. Gideon Fell Mystery)”

The Blind Barber is a detective story written by John Dickson Carr and first published in October 1934. It features the character Gideon Fell, who is the central figure in Carr's series of mystery novels. The book is classified as a whodunnit, a type of mystery where the central question is who committed the crime. The novel is considered the most humorous of Gideon Fell's adventures and is compared to the farcical later stories involving Carr's other detective, Sir Henry Merrivale. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.)