The mystery of the Keene pseudonym wasn’t solved until 1980, when a lawsuit involving Stratemeyer Literary Syndicate led to the disclosure. It was Benson who wrote 23 of the first 30 Nancy Drew novels, with various ghostwriters coming in over the years after that. Dixon.) Stratemeyer wrote outlines for some of the Nancy Drew books-the first of which was released in 1930, the same year he passed-and then handed them over to Mildred Wirt Benson to write. (That series had its own imaginary author, Franklin W. Her actual creator was Edward Stratemeyer, who did a brisk business with children’s adventures series like the Hardy Boys.
Keene was the credited author of the popular Nancy Drew series of young adult detective novels, with the intrepid Drew cracking cases involving old clocks and scary lighthouses. Some of Mary Heller's collection of Nancy Drew mysteries at her home.
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