Peetster

There are four categories: Who, What, Where and Why. Some will be easy, some not. I have as many as six clues to help you along, which I'll supply as needed.

Please limit yourself to one guess, and another guess for each clue I supply. No questions allowed. Partially correct answers won't be acknowledged.

Wild guesses and comments are fine. In fact, they can add to the mystery and are fun to read.

The Case:
A British subject is involved in a horribly disfiguring accident. The details of the accident are published by a female poet.

The Mystery:
Who is the unfortunate victim and what is the poet's name?

Peetster

Clue: The story becomes one of the poet's most famous works.

gilada

well, I'm thining frankenstein's monster and mary shelley, but I could be wrong.

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Peetster

Clue: Numerous books have been published in the poet's name.

kulrblind

was the subject a character in a fairy tale? edit: or nursery rhyme?

shakran

it's humpty dumpty and the poet is not acutally known but you're probably thinking of Mother Goose.

kulrblind

Heh, well, that's where I was going with my question. Humpty Dumpty.

Do I get a half point?

Peetster

Shakran gets the 3 points.

kurlblind: no. :-D

Stay tuned...