Wadsworth Camp

Wadsworth CampWadsworth Camp was a mystery author born in Philadelphia in 1879. Camp was also a journalist and foreign correspondent. Later, the talented author moved to Florida and started his family. During the first world war, Camps was exposed to mustard gas, which damaged his lungs. However, he survived and went on to write several novels before he died in 1936. His death cause is unknown, but it is suspected that his damaged lungs never fully recovered. Camp was survived by his wife and only child author Madeleine L’Engle.