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Greatest Mystery Novels of Wilkie Collins. Timeless Tales of Suspense and Intrigue by a Literary Pioneer
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- Nombre de pages3500
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- ISBN859-65--4780225-9
- EAN8596547802259
- Date de parution06/01/2024
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
Wilkie Collins' "Greatest Mystery Novels of Wilkie Collins" serves as a masterful anthology that encapsulates the essence of the Victorian mystery genre. Collins, often regarded as the father of the detective novel, weaves intricate plots rich with suspense and psychological depth. This collection features his landmark works, including "The Woman in White" and "The Moonstone, " where innovative narrative techniques and multi-perspective storytelling immerse readers in layers of intrigue and social commentary.
Collins'Äô distinct style, marked by elaborate characterizations and meticulously crafted mysteries, redefined conventions and influenced future authors in the genre. Wilkie Collins (1824-1889) was an English novelist and playwright whose life experiences significantly shaped his literary output. A close associate of Charles Dickens, Collins was immersed in the cultural and social issues of his time, including debates surrounding class, gender roles, and the legal system.
His personal struggles, particularly with health, added a sense of urgency to his work, driving him to explore themes of identity and morality through suspenseful narratives. His unique blend of gothic elements and detective fiction gave rise to a new literary form that continues to captivate audiences. This anthology is highly recommended for both fans of classic literature and newcomers to the mystery genre.
Collins'Äô skillful plotting and engaging prose make his works essential reading for those intrigued by the evolution of the detective story, while also providing profound insights into Victorian society. Delve into the pages of this collection to experience the pioneering brilliance of one of literature's greatest mystery writers.
Collins'Äô distinct style, marked by elaborate characterizations and meticulously crafted mysteries, redefined conventions and influenced future authors in the genre. Wilkie Collins (1824-1889) was an English novelist and playwright whose life experiences significantly shaped his literary output. A close associate of Charles Dickens, Collins was immersed in the cultural and social issues of his time, including debates surrounding class, gender roles, and the legal system.
His personal struggles, particularly with health, added a sense of urgency to his work, driving him to explore themes of identity and morality through suspenseful narratives. His unique blend of gothic elements and detective fiction gave rise to a new literary form that continues to captivate audiences. This anthology is highly recommended for both fans of classic literature and newcomers to the mystery genre.
Collins'Äô skillful plotting and engaging prose make his works essential reading for those intrigued by the evolution of the detective story, while also providing profound insights into Victorian society. Delve into the pages of this collection to experience the pioneering brilliance of one of literature's greatest mystery writers.
Wilkie Collins' "Greatest Mystery Novels of Wilkie Collins" serves as a masterful anthology that encapsulates the essence of the Victorian mystery genre. Collins, often regarded as the father of the detective novel, weaves intricate plots rich with suspense and psychological depth. This collection features his landmark works, including "The Woman in White" and "The Moonstone, " where innovative narrative techniques and multi-perspective storytelling immerse readers in layers of intrigue and social commentary.
Collins'Äô distinct style, marked by elaborate characterizations and meticulously crafted mysteries, redefined conventions and influenced future authors in the genre. Wilkie Collins (1824-1889) was an English novelist and playwright whose life experiences significantly shaped his literary output. A close associate of Charles Dickens, Collins was immersed in the cultural and social issues of his time, including debates surrounding class, gender roles, and the legal system.
His personal struggles, particularly with health, added a sense of urgency to his work, driving him to explore themes of identity and morality through suspenseful narratives. His unique blend of gothic elements and detective fiction gave rise to a new literary form that continues to captivate audiences. This anthology is highly recommended for both fans of classic literature and newcomers to the mystery genre.
Collins'Äô skillful plotting and engaging prose make his works essential reading for those intrigued by the evolution of the detective story, while also providing profound insights into Victorian society. Delve into the pages of this collection to experience the pioneering brilliance of one of literature's greatest mystery writers.
Collins'Äô distinct style, marked by elaborate characterizations and meticulously crafted mysteries, redefined conventions and influenced future authors in the genre. Wilkie Collins (1824-1889) was an English novelist and playwright whose life experiences significantly shaped his literary output. A close associate of Charles Dickens, Collins was immersed in the cultural and social issues of his time, including debates surrounding class, gender roles, and the legal system.
His personal struggles, particularly with health, added a sense of urgency to his work, driving him to explore themes of identity and morality through suspenseful narratives. His unique blend of gothic elements and detective fiction gave rise to a new literary form that continues to captivate audiences. This anthology is highly recommended for both fans of classic literature and newcomers to the mystery genre.
Collins'Äô skillful plotting and engaging prose make his works essential reading for those intrigued by the evolution of the detective story, while also providing profound insights into Victorian society. Delve into the pages of this collection to experience the pioneering brilliance of one of literature's greatest mystery writers.
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