Arthur John Arbuthnott Stringer (1874-1950) was a Canadian writer, primarily for films. He wrote the movie serial, The Iron Claw. 1919's The Man Who Couldn't Sleep consists of 10 adventures begun by a midnight excursion in New York City.
Arthur Stringer was a Canadian author and screenwriter known for his versatility across genres, including crime fiction, adventure, and romance. With a prolific career spanning the early to mid-20th century, Stringer wrote both novels and short stories, often weaving suspenseful plots with rich character development. His works, such as The Woman Who Couldn't Die and The Shadow, are notable for their inventive twists and exploration of human psychology. Stringer's contributions to pulp fiction and early Hollywood screenwriting made him a notable figure in popular literature and film during his time.
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