The Children of the Night, and Breed of Battle

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Richard Horatio Edgar Wallace was a prolific English writer known for his thrilling narratives, which he began crafting after returning from the Second Boer War. His experiences as a war correspondent, particularly in the Congo, influenced his storytelling, leading to works like The Four Just Men and Sanders of the River. Wallace ventured into Hollywood as a scriptwriter for RKO before his untimely death during the drafting of King Kong. His immense output reportedly accounted for a significant portion of published works in England during his time.