Thomas W. Hanshew (1857-1914) was an American author, best known for creating the fictional detective Hamilton Cleek, often referred to as 'the man of the forty faces' for his ability to disguise himself. Hanshew's sleuth became a staple of early detective fiction, with a flair reminiscent of contemporary characters such as Sherlock Holmes. 'The Riddle of the Night', one of Hanshew's notable works...