Flash Evans and the Darkroom Mystery

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Flash Evans and the Darkroom Mystery

by Frank Bell

EN·~3 hours·26 chapters

Chapters

26 total

FLASH EVANS and the DARKROOM MYSTERY - CHAPTER I PICTURE “PUNCH”

12:12

CHAPTER II A NEWS BREAK

10:48

CHAPTER III COVERING THE FIGHT

10:56

CHAPTER IV OLD HERM

8:55

CHAPTER V THREE ALARM FIRE

12:14

CHAPTER VI RESCUE

7:22

CHAPTER VII DARKROOM DIFFICULTIES

10:21

CHAPTER VIII “HELLO, HERO”

10:04

CHAPTER IX A CRY FOR HELP

7:53

CHAPTER X THE MISSING PICTURES

8:45

Description

Jimmy Evans is a lanky sixteen‑year‑old with a battered camera and a head full of ambition. After endless rejections from the local newspaper, he finally lands a brief interview with the hard‑nosed city editor, who tells him that a photograph needs “punch” – the right mix of timing, drama and a story that sells. Armed with that advice, Jimmy leaves the newsroom feeling both discouraged and oddly hopeful, determined to create the kind of image that could earn him a real job.

He roams the fog‑laden waterfront and the bustling streets of Brandale, chasing any hint of newsworthy drama that might spark his breakthrough. Along the way he reconnects with an old friend, whose casual greeting pulls Jimmy into a series of odd happenings around a dusty, forgotten darkroom. As he experiments with light and shadow, the young photographer begins to sense that the city holds secrets waiting to be captured – and that his next shot could finally give him the “punch” he’s been searching for.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (229K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Oct 7, 2017

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Frank Bell

Frank Bell

1905–2002

A prolific American writer and journalist, best remembered for shaping the early spirit of Nancy Drew, also wrote adventure and mystery books under several pen names, including Frank Bell. Her career stretched across decades and blended fast-paced storytelling with a reporter’s eye for detail.

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