Definition: Allen Solly (1879–1960) was an American journalist and novelist. He wrote several novels, including "The Death of Allen Solly" in 1932. The novel follows a fictional character named Allen who becomes involved in a murder investigation. It's considered one of his best-known works, and it's often cited as an example of the author's work on crime fiction. In addition to his novels, Allen also wrote several short stories that were published in periodicals such as "The Century" and "New England Magazine." His contributions to American literature have been recognized with several literary awards and honorees, including the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
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