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Případ nebožtíka Hrocha přehled
Domů Knihy Případ nebožtíka Hrocha Přehled Detektivní román z anglického prostředí. Soukromý detektiv Campion je anonymními dopisy vyprovokován k účasti na pátrání po pachateli dvou vražd a jedné nedokonané, přičemž orientačním bodem je pro něho skutečnost, že v jednom ze dvou zavražděných mužů poznává člověka, jemuž byl již jednou na pohřbu, a posléze, že se mrtvola tohoto muže v kritický okamžik zase ztrácí....
Book review: ‘The Moving Finger (Miss Marple #3)’ by Agatha Christie
By Dennis Fischman Anyone who has read a murder mystery has heard of Agatha Christie. Along with Dorothy Sayers, Margery Allingham, Josephine Tey, and some less-remembered authors like Gladys Mitchell, she is one of the British women who made up the Golden Age of Mystery in the early 20th century. And anyone who has heard of Agatha Christie most likely has heard of Miss Jane Marple. From her home in the little village of St. Mary Mead, she studies human nature with a keen and jaundiced eye.
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A Fatal Finale by Kathleen Marple Kalb
Wonderful characters (10) Entertaining (8) Original (7) Page-turner (7) Great world building (6) In A Fatal Finale, Kathleen Marple Kalb raises the curtain on the tarnished glamour of the New York City theater scene in the Gilded Age, with a cast of characters so genuine and loveable you won’t want to leave them when the book is over.
Interview - Darya Shnykina [Mr Campion and Others] [The Folio Society]
Illustrations © Darya Shnykina 2020 from The Folio Society edition of Mr Campion and Others By Margery Allingham Illustrated by Darya Shnykina Product Details: Bound in printed and blocked Elephanthide paper • Set in Utopia with Victoria Titling as display • 280 pages • Frontispiece plus 6 full page colour illustrations • Plain slipcase • 9˝ x 5¾˝ Amateur detective Albert Campion is back on the case in Mr Campion and Others, the latest in Folio’s popular Margery Allingham series, available...
9 Perplexing Locked Room Mysteries for the Sleuth at Heart
As a reader of all manner of thrills and chills, you know that half the fun of racing through a mystery novel is, well, solving the mystery. But sometimes, the who, what, where, when, and why is all too transparent. If you find yourself anticipating a mystery novel’s ending far too soon, leaving some guesswork to be desired, first of all, congrats! You’re a certifiable gumshoe. The next order of business is to find a real challenge. Allow us to suggest you try a locked room mystery on for size.
Fascism in Canada
Fascism in Canada Signs of disintegration have appeared, following Fascism's brutality in Europe FREDERICK EDWARDS PART TWO EVENTS race fast in this tumultuous age. Keeping up is a problem. In the first of these articles, the statement was made that the Fascist movement in Canada was growing. That was true enough when it was written. Now, two weeks later, it is not true. Fascism in Canada is not growing any more. The plant is fading.
Campion at Christmas
Review by Verity W, Media Last updated on 24 Dec 2018 I Recommend This Book Yes Four Margery Allingham Shorts - two of them with Albert Campion - and a nice Festive treat. If you haven't read any Campion before this probably isn't the best place to start, but if you have it's a lot of fun to drop in briefly on Albert. They're all quite cleverly put together too which makes them more satisfying than you'd expect given the length of them. Buy this Book on
A Closer Look - Hide My Eyes [The Folio Society] [Spring Collection]
A Closer Look – Hide My Eyes [The Folio Society] [Spring Collection] Product Details: • Bound in Elephanthide paper printed and blocked with a design by the artist • Set in Utopia with Victoria display • 224 pages • Frontispiece and 6 colour illustrations • 9˝ x 5¾˝ • Plain slipcase The third Folio outing for one of the pre-eminent figures of the Golden Age of Detective Fiction, Margery Allingham, following the Folio editions of The Tiger in the Smoke and Traitor’s Purse, once again...
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