# Detective Story Magazine, May 7, 1921
This issue features crime and mystery fiction across several formats. The lead serial "Blind Men" by Edgar Wallace begins its five-part run. "Rose of Destiny" by Bayard Blackford continues as the second installment of a four-part serial. Five short stories round out fiction content: "Ensnared by Truth" by Charles Rideaux, "When Bud Woke Up" by Christopher B. Booth, "Going Down" by Frederick Ames Coates, "Taxi No. 13" by John Dent Kirkwood, and "The Feudist's Fear" by Grover Kidwell. One complete novel, "Connecting Links" by Scott Campbell, is included. Non-fiction includes a special article on "World-famous Robberies" focusing on the Gainsborough Duchess theft, plus departments covering graphology, legal advice, and success tips. Miscellaneous items cover police operations, bandit activity, and criminal arrests.
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- May 7, 1921
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