William Levine, who published his literary works under the pseudonym Will Levinrew, was an American dentist and mystery writer active during the first half of the twentieth century. Born in 1881, Levine maintained a professional career in dentistry while simultaneously engaging with the popular fiction market of his era, particularly focusing on the mystery genre.
Writing under his pen name, Levine contributed to the growing body of American detective and mystery literature. His dual life as a medical professional and a fiction writer was characteristic of many authors of his generation who balanced practical careers with creative endeavors. Levine passed away on July 24, 1951, leaving behind a legacy tied to the golden era of American genre fiction.
