Head of a Traveler (A Nigel Strangeways Mystery) by Nicholas Blake

Head of a Traveler (A Nigel Strangeways Mystery) by Nicholas Blake (a.k.a Cecil Day-Lewis) is a chilling mystery from the Golden Age of detective fiction. When a severed head is found near the home of a famous poet, private detective Nigel Strangeways is called in to unravel the mystery. As he delves into the lives of the poet’s family and friends, he uncovers hidden resentments, artistic rivalries, and long-buried secrets. Written by Nicholas Blake—the pseudonym of UK Poet Laureate Cecil Day-Lewis—this literary mystery blends psychological depth with classic detective storytelling. A must-read for fans of Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, and P.D. James.

-Used

-Format: Vintage Paperback

-Publisher: Perennial Library

-1976 (First Perennial Edition)

-Original Publication Year: 1949