Originally published in 1935 in Argosy Weekly, The Dead Man Types is a gripping, fast-paced detective story by Ray Cummings. When old Professor Wiggans is found dead in his study under seemingly impossible circumstances, investigators are left with a chilling puzzle: even in death, the old man was somehow able to leave a final message on his typewriter.

Combining suspense, clever deduction, and an eerie, almost supernatural atmosphere, Cummings weaves a compelling mystery that will keep you guessing until the very end. A fascinating and highly entertaining short story from a legendary author of the pulp era!