Harry Stephen Keeler

Harry Stephen Keeler was born on Nov 03, 1890 in USA. Harry Stephen Keeler's big-screen debut came with Sing Sing Nights directed by Lewis D. Collins in 1934.

Harry Stephen Keeler was a prolific author of detective fiction who was popular in the 1920s and 1930s. He specialized in the "webwork plot", an exaggeratedly convoluted narrative style. He was the creator of some of the most original and idiosyncratic mysteries ever written. "Sing Sing Nights" (1927) inspired at least two films: