Pengarang: Herbert Jenkins

Herbert Jenkins was an accomplished British writer and publisher, most prominently recognized for his creation of the fictional detective Malcolm Sage. Born on 8 September 1876 in Lewes, East Sussex, Jenkins spent much of his early career in journalism and publishing. He later established his eponymous publishing company, Herbert Jenkins Ltd, which became known for humorous literature and introduced several popular authors to the public. Jenkins” foray into writing showcased his talent for combining humor with the detective genre, which is exemplified in his notable work “Malcolm Sage, Detective” (1921). The book followed the analytical and meticulous Sage, a former government agent turned private investigator, whose exploits often revealed Jenkins”s satirical take on bureaucracy and societal norms. Jenkins”s writing style in the series was characterized by dry wit and a knack for thorough character development, elements that contributed to the serialized detective”s appeal. While not as widely known as his contemporaries like Agatha Christie or Conan Doyle, Jenkins carved a niche for himself in the literary world with his entertaining plots and memorable characters. His contribution to early 20th-century detective fiction remains appreciated by enthusiasts of the genre. Herbert Jenkins passed away on 8 June 1923, leaving behind a legacy captured within his body of work.