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Ellery Queen The Art Of Detection Ellery Queen Francis M Nevins

SKU: BELL-53542360

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Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1 MB

Author: Ellery Queen & Francis M. Nevins

ISBN: 9781481879910, B00CR3DXV6

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Ellery Queen The Art Of Detection Ellery Queen Francis M Nevins by Ellery Queen & Francis M. Nevins 9781481879910, B00CR3DXV6 instant download after payment.

Ellery Queen: The Art of Detection: The Story of How Two Fractious Cousins Reshaped the Modern Detective Novel
Publishers Weekly: "Considering the wealth of professional and personal information, it's tempting to call this definitive." Francis M. Nevins, twice winner of the prestigious Edgar award for critical studies of Cornell Woolrich and Ellery Queen, delivers an unsurpassable work on "all things Queen." With an extensive bibliography, detailed histories of Ellery Queen in books, movies, radio and television, and reminiscences by both Fred Dannay and Manfred B. Lee who formed the writing partnership that created Ellery Queen, the book provides the most complete account available of how two Brooklyn cousins reshaped the modern detective novel. With 12 pages of photos and an index.