Gary Lovisi Bücher

Als Sherlock Holmes Doktor Watson tot in der gemeinsamen Wohnung findet, wird er von der Londoner Polizei festgenommen. Man verdächtigt ihn, den Mord an seinem besten Freund begangen zu haben. Eine lückenlose Indizienkette spricht dafür, und sogar Mrs Hudson ist von der Schuld des Meisterdetektivs überzeugt.

Gary Lovisi has been collecting Sherlock Holmes arcana for decades, and has written on every aspect of the Great Detective and the literary world of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. He has collected 22 of those articles in this profusely illustrated edition that celebrates the joys and discovery of collecting.It’s all here: from the scarce paperbacks to the classic hardcovers; the films, the comics, and the magazines… Holmes on stage and screen… the rare Mexican Sherlock Holmes series… the Penzler Sherlock Holmes Library… even Professor Challenger and the Lost World make an appearance! Lovisi writes about the pastiches, the fan writings, the scholarly musings… even the Sherlock Holmes cards!If you are fan of Holmes, a book collector, a lover of Victorian London, or simply curious about this fascinating world of homage and detection, this is the book for you. Gary Lovisi offers a cornucopia of Sherlockania in this Sherlock Holmes Notebook!

CRIME'S GREATEST FOE - Once again, Sherlock Holmes pits his amazing talents against the criminals of London and beyond. In this new collection of the bestselling series, he and loyal companion Dr. Watson will confront five twisted, dark mysteries and unspeakable horrors. From a child killer to a clever bank robber, a missing groom and a woman persuaded to commit suicide. These are among the bizarre and thrilling cases within these pages.-Find your favorite reading chair, turn on the lights and prepare yourselves to go hunting through London's foggy streets. Once more, the game is afoot!

The narrative unfolds in a tense encounter between a narrator and a mysterious warrior, highlighting themes of communication barriers and misunderstanding. Despite attempts to connect through various languages, the warrior remains perplexed. A red-headed girl flees at the warrior's command, leaving the narrator with a green-haired girl who is paralyzed by fear. The atmosphere is charged with suspense as the warrior approaches cautiously, setting the stage for a pivotal moment in their interaction.

Set in a future where Mars serves as an escape from Earth's oppressive regime, the story follows Ryan, an agent of the Department of Control. On Mars, he becomes engrossed in reading vintage noir crime novels, which are cherished by the inhabitants and even used as currency. As he delves into the mysteries surrounding this literary obsession, Ryan grapples with the possibility of a DOC conspiracy or the idea that he might be trapped in a fantasy. His quest for the truth leads him to confront his own reality and the nature of freedom.

Presented in the classic "Ace Doubles" format, this collection features two interconnected mystery stories that can be read by flipping the book. The fifth installment in the Wildside Mystery series promises engaging plots and intriguing characters that will captivate fans of the genre. Each tale offers a unique twist, immersing readers in suspenseful narratives that pay homage to the classic mystery tradition.

This unique edition features two distinct stories in a single volume, reminiscent of the classic "Ace Doubles" format. Readers can flip the book to explore a second title, offering a dual reading experience that showcases diverse narratives. The sixteenth installment in the Wildside Double series promises engaging tales that cater to fans of imaginative fiction.

Exploring the intricate world of mystery and crime, this notebook serves as a creative space for enthusiasts of noir fiction. It invites readers to delve into the genre's rich history, offering prompts and exercises that inspire original storytelling. With sections dedicated to character development, plot twists, and atmospheric settings, it encourages writers to craft their own suspenseful narratives. Ideal for both seasoned authors and newcomers, this notebook is a valuable tool for anyone looking to master the art of mystery writing.

Set on the distant planet of Ares, this installment in the sword-and-planet series draws inspiration from Edgar Rice Burroughs' John Carter Series. It combines elements of science fiction and romance, offering thrilling adventures filled with unique characters and imaginative landscapes. As the fourth volume, it continues to expand the universe with exciting narratives and captivating themes, appealing to fans of classic space operas.

The third installment of the series follows John Kirk of Ares, a hero reminiscent of the adventurous protagonists found in Edgar Rice Burroughs' interplanetary tales. This new adventure promises thrilling escapades and imaginative worlds, continuing the legacy of swashbuckling space exploration and captivating encounters. Fans can expect a blend of action, romance, and the allure of distant planets as Kirk navigates his challenges.