The Detective Stories Library (26 Books). Illustrated: The House of the Poplars by Dorothy L. Sayers, Grand Guignol by John Dickson Carr, Boots by Ngaio ... by Christianna Brand and Many Others
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The Detective Stories Library (26 Books). Illustrated: The House of the Poplars by Dorothy L. Sayers, Grand Guignol by John Dickson Carr, Boots by Ngaio ... by Christianna Brand and Many Others

by Gladys Mitchell, E. C. R. Lorac, Dorothy L. Sayers, J. Jefferson Farjeon, Stuart Palmer, Ngaio Marsh, Cyril Hare, Christianna Brand, H. C. Bailey, Herbert Adams, John Rhode, Anthony Berkeley, Nicholas Blake, John Dickson Carr, Anthony Gilbert, Lynn Brock, Christopher Bush, Joseph Commings, Christopher St. John Sprigg, Alice Campbell, Josephine Bell, G. D. H. & M. Cole, William A. R. Collins, Ethel Lina White, Richard Keverne

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Immerse yourself in the golden age of mystery with this illustrated library of 26 detective stories. Featuring works by Dorothy L. Sayers, John Dickson Carr, Ngaio Marsh, and a host of other masters like Gladys Mitchell and Christianna Brand, it offers a captivating array of clever plots, atmospheric settings, and unforgettable sleuths that define classic crime fiction.

About This Book

This comprehensive collection brings together 26 illustrated detective stories from renowned authors of the golden age of mystery. It includes works by Dorothy L. Sayers, such as 'The House of the Poplars,' and John Dickson Carr's 'Grand Guignol,' alongside tales by Ngaio Marsh and many others.

Authors like Gladys Mitchell, E. C. R. Lorac, and J. Jefferson Farjeon contribute their signature styles, blending clever plotting with atmospheric settings. The library showcases a variety of detective narratives, from cozy puzzles to thrilling investigations.

Additional contributors include Stuart Palmer, Cyril Hare, Christianna Brand, and H. C. Bailey, offering diverse perspectives on crime and detection. This anthology highlights the richness of early 20th-century mystery writing.

With illustrations enhancing the storytelling, the collection provides an immersive experience into the world of classic whodunits. It features stories by Herbert Adams, John Rhode, Anthony Berkeley, and more, capturing the essence of the genre.

Explore tales from Nicholas Blake, Anthony Gilbert, Lynn Brock, and Christopher Bush, each adding unique twists to the detective tradition. This library is a must-have for fans of vintage crime fiction.

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