The Mystery of the "Yellow Room"

The Mystery of the Yellow Room (1908) is a Novel by French Writer Gaston Leroux. Originally Serialized in L'illustration From September to November 1907, the Mystery of the Yellow Room Marked the First Appearance of Popular Character Joseph Rouletabille, a Reporter and Part-Time Sleuth Who Features in Several of Leroux's Novels. Originally a Journalist, Leroux Turned to Fiction After Reading the Works of Arthur Conan Doyle and Edgar Allan Poe. Often Considered One of the Best Locked-Room Mysteries of All Time, the Novel Has Been Adapted Several Times for Film and Television. Joseph Rouletabille is More Than Meets the Eye. a Reporter by Profession, He Spends His Free Time Working As an Amateur Detective, Using His Journalistic Talents to Compile Facts and Track Down Leads. When the Young Daughter of a Prominent Professor is Found Badly Beaten in a Locked Room at the Chateau Du Glandier, Roulebatille Sets Out to Investigate With His Trusted Assistant Sainclair. After Conducting Interview