The Case of the Writer Who Left Wall Street.

Profiles mystery writer Peter Spiegelman, a former vice president of J. P. Morgan. How financial freedom allowed Spiegelman to enjoy the writer's life and write crime novels, short stories and poems in Ridgefield, Connecticut; Comments of Spiegelman, who invented a superhero as a child; Mention of his books "Black Maps" and its sequel "Death's Little Helpers"; How Spiegelman's fiction has Wall Street and New York City institutions as a common motif; Creation of his protagonist, a private eye named John March; Ways that Spiegelman's success is having an impact on those around him.