Isaac Anderson, The New York Times Book Review (October 19, 1947) — Archie Goodwin, Nero Wolfe's right-hand man, takes an assumed name and enters the employ of the engineering firm of Naylor-Kerr, Inc., in order to investigate the death of a former employee of that firm.
Isaac Anderson writes in The New York Times Book Review on October 19, 1947, about how Archie Goodwin, Nero Wolfe's helper, adopted an assumed name and began working at Naylor-Kerr, Inc., to look into the death of a former employee from that firm.