 Hornung turned away from Raffles thereafter , and in February 1911 published The Camera <unk> , a thriller whose narrator is an <unk> cricket enthusiast with an <unk> father , much as Hornung was himself . The story concerned the attempts of a scientist to photograph the soul as it left the body . Hornung followed this up with Fathers of Men ( 1912 ) and The Thousandth Woman ( 1913 ) before <unk> Hill ( 1913 ) , a collection of eight short stories in which he introduced the characters <unk> <unk> and the narrator <unk> , whom Rowland considers to be " <unk> of Raffles and Bunny " . Hornung 's next work , The Crime Doctor ( 1914 ) marked the end of his fictional output . 
