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Detective Kennedy's Cases. The Poisoned Pen, The War Terror, The Social Gangster, The Ear in the Wall, Gold of the Gods and many more: 40+ Titles in One Edition
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- Nombre de pages2577
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4776432-8
- EAN8596547764328
- Date de parution25/12/2023
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Résumé
In 'Detective Kennedy's Cases', Arthur B. Reeve masterfully weaves together a series of gripping detective stories that capture the essence of early 20th-century crime fiction. Using a blend of sharp dialogue, vivid characterization, and intricate plotting, Reeve invites readers into the world of the brilliant young detective, Kennedy. The collection reflects the literary evolution of the detective genre, drawing on elements from classic works while innovatively incorporating scientific insights and forensic techniques, a hallmark of Reeve's narrative style.
Each case unveils not only the psychological depths of the criminals but also the social contexts that shape their motivations, making it a fascinating glimpse into the era's moral complexities. Arthur B. Reeve, a pioneer of detective fiction and a contemporary of the likes of Arthur Conan Doyle, infused his writing with his background in engineering and chemistry. His interest in scientific advancements and their implications for crime-solving is evident throughout this collection, as his tales illuminate the burgeoning field of forensic science during the early 1900s.
Reeve's work not only entertains but also reflects his passion for blending science with literature, making him a significant figure in the genre's development. For those who are captivated by the intricacies of crime and the analytical prowess of a detective, 'Detective Kennedy's Cases' stands as an essential read. Reeve's ability to intertwine scientific inquiry with thrilling narrative makes this collection an engaging exploration of mystery that will satisfy both enthusiasts of the genre and newcomers alike.
Delve into these cases to experience firsthand the evolution of detective storytelling.
Each case unveils not only the psychological depths of the criminals but also the social contexts that shape their motivations, making it a fascinating glimpse into the era's moral complexities. Arthur B. Reeve, a pioneer of detective fiction and a contemporary of the likes of Arthur Conan Doyle, infused his writing with his background in engineering and chemistry. His interest in scientific advancements and their implications for crime-solving is evident throughout this collection, as his tales illuminate the burgeoning field of forensic science during the early 1900s.
Reeve's work not only entertains but also reflects his passion for blending science with literature, making him a significant figure in the genre's development. For those who are captivated by the intricacies of crime and the analytical prowess of a detective, 'Detective Kennedy's Cases' stands as an essential read. Reeve's ability to intertwine scientific inquiry with thrilling narrative makes this collection an engaging exploration of mystery that will satisfy both enthusiasts of the genre and newcomers alike.
Delve into these cases to experience firsthand the evolution of detective storytelling.
In 'Detective Kennedy's Cases', Arthur B. Reeve masterfully weaves together a series of gripping detective stories that capture the essence of early 20th-century crime fiction. Using a blend of sharp dialogue, vivid characterization, and intricate plotting, Reeve invites readers into the world of the brilliant young detective, Kennedy. The collection reflects the literary evolution of the detective genre, drawing on elements from classic works while innovatively incorporating scientific insights and forensic techniques, a hallmark of Reeve's narrative style.
Each case unveils not only the psychological depths of the criminals but also the social contexts that shape their motivations, making it a fascinating glimpse into the era's moral complexities. Arthur B. Reeve, a pioneer of detective fiction and a contemporary of the likes of Arthur Conan Doyle, infused his writing with his background in engineering and chemistry. His interest in scientific advancements and their implications for crime-solving is evident throughout this collection, as his tales illuminate the burgeoning field of forensic science during the early 1900s.
Reeve's work not only entertains but also reflects his passion for blending science with literature, making him a significant figure in the genre's development. For those who are captivated by the intricacies of crime and the analytical prowess of a detective, 'Detective Kennedy's Cases' stands as an essential read. Reeve's ability to intertwine scientific inquiry with thrilling narrative makes this collection an engaging exploration of mystery that will satisfy both enthusiasts of the genre and newcomers alike.
Delve into these cases to experience firsthand the evolution of detective storytelling.
Each case unveils not only the psychological depths of the criminals but also the social contexts that shape their motivations, making it a fascinating glimpse into the era's moral complexities. Arthur B. Reeve, a pioneer of detective fiction and a contemporary of the likes of Arthur Conan Doyle, infused his writing with his background in engineering and chemistry. His interest in scientific advancements and their implications for crime-solving is evident throughout this collection, as his tales illuminate the burgeoning field of forensic science during the early 1900s.
Reeve's work not only entertains but also reflects his passion for blending science with literature, making him a significant figure in the genre's development. For those who are captivated by the intricacies of crime and the analytical prowess of a detective, 'Detective Kennedy's Cases' stands as an essential read. Reeve's ability to intertwine scientific inquiry with thrilling narrative makes this collection an engaging exploration of mystery that will satisfy both enthusiasts of the genre and newcomers alike.
Delve into these cases to experience firsthand the evolution of detective storytelling.
