Murder in the Bookshop (ePub)
(Sprache: Englisch)
In 'Murder in the Bookshop,' Carolyn Wells crafts a captivating whodunit that takes its readers through the twisting alleys of bibliophilia and betrayal. Set within the hallowed quietude of a bookshop-a façade for darker deeds-the novel combines the...
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In 'Murder in the Bookshop,' Carolyn Wells crafts a captivating whodunit that takes its readers through the twisting alleys of bibliophilia and betrayal. Set within the hallowed quietude of a bookshop-a façade for darker deeds-the novel combines the intrigue of rare book collecting with the classical elements of a golden age mystery. Wells employs a measured prose style, steeped in the genre's tradition, to explore the passions driving her characters, the intricate plot mirroring the labyrinthine world of vintage manuscripts. The narrative unfurls within a literary context where the materiality of books is as vital as the content they hold, underscoring the theme that often, with great passion, comes perilous obsession.
Carolyn Wells herself was a prolific writer and an avid reader, which undoubtedly informed her portrayal of Philip Balfour's bookish tendencies. Her fascination with puzzles and wordplay abound in her fiction, suggesting a personal kinship with the collector's spirit and an intimate understanding of the bibliophilic world-elements that breathe authenticity into her narrative. Writing in the early twentieth century, Wells's creative output was reflective of a time when both mystery writing and book collecting were particularly esteemed, the combination therein providing fertile ground for her to construct her literary intrigue.
Readers with an affection for meticulously layered mysteries will find 'Murder in the Bookshop' an essential addition to their shelves. Wells's storytelling invites not just the seasoned aficionado of detective fiction but also those newly beckoned by the scent of old paper and the promise of an intellectual adventure. This novel is a delightful foray for anyone who appreciates the convergence of literary homage and suspenseful craftsmanship. Upon closing the back cover, one is left contemplating both the fragility of human desires and the enduring allure of the printed word.
Carolyn Wells herself was a prolific writer and an avid reader, which undoubtedly informed her portrayal of Philip Balfour's bookish tendencies. Her fascination with puzzles and wordplay abound in her fiction, suggesting a personal kinship with the collector's spirit and an intimate understanding of the bibliophilic world-elements that breathe authenticity into her narrative. Writing in the early twentieth century, Wells's creative output was reflective of a time when both mystery writing and book collecting were particularly esteemed, the combination therein providing fertile ground for her to construct her literary intrigue.
Readers with an affection for meticulously layered mysteries will find 'Murder in the Bookshop' an essential addition to their shelves. Wells's storytelling invites not just the seasoned aficionado of detective fiction but also those newly beckoned by the scent of old paper and the promise of an intellectual adventure. This novel is a delightful foray for anyone who appreciates the convergence of literary homage and suspenseful craftsmanship. Upon closing the back cover, one is left contemplating both the fragility of human desires and the enduring allure of the printed word.
Autoren-Porträt von Carolyn Wells
Carolyn Wells (1862-1942) was an American author and poet, particularly known for her mystery novels. Born in Rahway, New Jersey, Wells developed an early love for literature, penning her first story at the age of six. She worked as a librarian and wrote verse and children's books before turning to mystery novels, where she found her true calling. With over 170 books to her name, Wells was prolific, and her writing spanned several genres, although she is most beloved for her whodunits. 'Murder in the Bookshop' is one of her well-celebrated titles, showcasing her penchant for crafting intricate plots with engaging characters. Wells had a knack for combining humor with suspense, a literary style that made her works both entertaining and intellectually stimulating. Her detective stories, particularly those featuring her famed fictional sleuth Fleming Stone, have garnered her a respectable place among early 20th-century mystery writers. Wells was a member of the Detection Club and contributed to the genre's growth during its Golden Age. Her legacy continues to be appreciated by aficionados of classic mystery literature.
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- Autor: Carolyn Wells
- 2022, 176 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: DigiCat
- ISBN-10:
- ISBN-13: 8596547424819
- Erscheinungsdatum: 22.11.2022
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