The Seven Wonders of Crime - Paul Halter - Libros - Createspace - 9781468029475 - 19 de diciembre de 2011
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The Seven Wonders of Crime


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Publisher Marketing: A man dies of thirst in an isolated shed with a full carafe of water beside him. Another is stabbed in a pergola surrounded by a sea of mud, but there are no other footprints. People are dying at an alarming rate, people with no apparent connection to one another save for a cryptic painting sent to the police before each murder. That, and the fact that each crime appears to have been impossible to execute. The paintings have a common theme: each contains a coded reference to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Enter Owen Burns, Edwardian dilettante and amateur sleuth, whose assistance is often sought by Scotland Yard to solve baffling crimes. Burns regards murder as an art form and is dazzled by the creativity of the mysterious killer, whose motive and methods are more baffling with each new murder. 'The Seven Wonders of Crime' is the second Burns novel to be published in English on Amazon, following 'The Lord of Misrule' in 2010. The author, best-selling French writer Paul Halter, is widely regarded as the successor to John Dickson Carr. His prize-winning novel 'The Fourth Door, featuring his other series detective Dr. Twist, was published on Amazon earlier in 2011. In all, Paul Halter has written over 30 novels, almost all 'locked room, ' or impossible crime. In 2006 his collection of short stories 'The Night of the Wolf' appeared, to critical acclaim. A fourth full-length novel, 'The Demon of Dartmoor, ' is in preparation. Please contact: pugmire1@yahoo.com Contributor Bio:  Halter, Paul Paul Halter est ne a Haguenau en 1956. Digne heritier des auteurs anglais du siecle dernier, il a publie au Masque une quarantaine de romans policiers, baignant souvent dans une atmosphere fantastique et faisant une large part aux mysteres en chambre close . Il a remporte en 1987, avec La Quatrieme porte, le Prix du Festival de Cognac, et en 1988, avec Le Brouillard Rouge, le Grand Prix du roman d'aventures. Le Masque de l'annee lui sera attribue pour Les Larmes de Sibyl en 2005. L'interet suscite par son uvre a traverse les frontieres et nombre de ses romans ont ete traduits dans plusieurs langues, notamment en italien, en japonais, en chinois et aux Etats-Unis. Paul Halter was born in Haguenau, Alsace, France in 1956. He is a best-selling novelist with 40 titles to his credit, the vast majority being 'locked-room' or 'impossible crime'. Avalaible in English on Amazon: 'The Lord of Misrule', 'The Fourth Door', 'The Seven Wonders of crime', 'The Seventh Hypothesis', 'The Crimson Fog' and a collection of short stories 'The Night of the Wolf' appeared, to critical acclaim. Contributor Bio:  Pugmire, John Paul Halter was born in Hagenau, Alsace, in 1956. He pursued technical studies in his youth before joining the French Marines in the hope of seeing the world. Disappointed with the lack of travel, he left the military and, for a while, sold life insurance while augmenting his income playing the guitar in the local dance orchestra. Upon discovering the writings of John Dickson Carr, he gave up the guitar for the pen. He has since written over 30 novels, almost all "locked room," including La Quatrieme Porte (The Fourth Door, ) which won the Prix du Roman Policier in 1987, and Le Brouillard Rouge (The Crimson Fog, ) which won the coveted French Prix du Roman d'Aventures in 1988, the prestigious Japanese Hunkaku Mystery Award in 2005, and was named as one of the Publisher's Weekly Top Mysteries of 2013. The Fourth Door and The Crimson Fog are both available in English, as are The Lord of Misrule, The Seven Wonders of Crime, The Demon of Dartmoor, The Seventh Hypothesis, The Tiger's Head and The Invisible Circle. M. Halter is a frequent contributor to Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine: The Call of the Lorelei, The Tunnel of Death, The Night of the Wolf, The Robber's Grave, Nausicaa's Ball, The Gong of Doom, The Man With the Face of Clay and Jacob's Ladder and more to come. In 2006 his collection of short stories 'The Night of the Wolf' appeared in English, to critical acclaim. For more information and articles about Paul Halter, please go to: http: //lockedroominternational.com/

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Publicado 19 de diciembre de 2011
ISBN13 9781468029475
Editores Createspace
Género Cultural Region > British Isles
Páginas 180
Dimensiones 152 × 229 × 10 mm   ·   249 g

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