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Category Archives: Jonathan Stagge
TURN OF THE TABLE (1940) by Jonathan Stagge
“My name is Westlake, not Watson.” ‘Jonathan Stagge’ was the last of the three pseudonyms used by the writing partnership of Richard Wilson Webb and Hugh Wheeler between 1936 and 1952 and is much less well-known than their other collaboration … Continue reading
