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If the human soul did not have that passion for mysteries and secrets, and the love of adventure even if the matter involved a crime, and if this passion had not reached the point of obsession among writers, to the point where they turned away from all literature to write about the mysteries of crimes and the methods of criminals, and if this type of The feelings of many people to the point of yearning for fear and delighting in horror, when we had the detective novel, which entered with those entering the era of cinema and television, after it had remained between the covers of a book for centuries. Author Earl Stanley Gardner was born in Massachusetts in 1889 and died in 1970 and was a master of American mystery fiction. Gardner was a civil rights lawyer before he became an author, so his stories contain complex and convoluted plots. It made the fictional lawyer the basis of a popular television series, where, at the height of his fame in the 1960s, he achieved unattainable numbers in terms of readership for his works.