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Following his father´s career, Connell starts to work as a reporter in the News-Press.

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He write over 200 short stories as well novels and screenplays.

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Lived in California in the 1925, for focus on writing film scripts, including in his credits Meet John Doe and Seven Faces.

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Won two prizes of O´Henry memorial prizes for the stories: The most dangerous game and A friend of Napoleon.

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American writer most known for ´´The most dangerous game¨

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American writer most known for ´´The most dangerous game¨

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Work as editor in The daily Crimson and Harvard Magazine. Contributed in The Saturday Evening post and Collier´s Weekly.

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- The mad lover.
- The most dangerous game.
- The Ghouls.
- 13 More Stories They Wouldn't Let Me Do on TV
- The Sin of Monsieur Pettipon.

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Born in October 17 of 1893 in New York and died in November 22 of 1949.

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Connell graduated from Harvard in 1915, and after work full time in journalism he go to the war (WWI).