Author: Lewis George Robinson
Alternate names: George Limnelius; George Braha
Born: 1886
Died: 1950
Bio: Lewis G. Robinson was a medical officer in the British Army during the First World War and wrote three army-themed detective novels, *The Medbury Fort Murder* (1929), *Tell No Tales* (1931) and *The Manuscript Murder* (1933), published as by "George Limnelius" – a reference to his mother's maiden name, Limnel. Robinson also penned an inverted mystery novel under his own name, *The General Goes Too Far* (1936), which was adapted as the motion picture *The High Command* (1937).

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