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CALL "M" FOR MURDER : Ultimate Collection - 885 Murder Mysteries, Thriller Novels & Detective Stories in One Volume

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CALL 'M' FOR MURDER is an anthology that stands at the crossroads of mystery and history, a meticulously curated collection showcasing a panorama of styles from the genteel puzzles of the Golden Age to the hard-boiled detective stories of the early 20th century. The anthology is notable not only for its breadth but also for the distinctive way it stitches together diverse literary fabrics. Each story, while a self-contained mystery, acts as a dialogue with the others, allowing readers to appreciate the evolution of the genre. The collection's importance is further underscored by the inclusion of seminal works that have shaped the mystery genre, offering a tapestry of crime narratives that range from psychological thrillers to procedural detective stories. The editors have achieved a careful balance, ensuring the anthology acts as a comprehensive study of mystery and detective literature's myriad forms. The contributing authors represent a who's who of the genre, from the foundational figures like Edgar Allan Poe and Arthur Conan Doyle, to the innovators like Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers, and extending to lesser-known luminaries who contributed significantly to its development. These authors collectively bring a rich tapestry of cultural, historical, and literary contexts, reflecting the diversity and dynamism of the mystery genre. Their contributions highlight the genre's evolution, its response to societal changes, and its capacity for psychological depth, making this anthology not merely a collection of tales but a convergence of historical and cultural testimonies. CALL 'M' FOR MURDER is not just an anthology; it is an invitation to journey through the history of mystery. It appeals to aficionados of the genre as well as newcomers, offering a unique educational opportunity to explore the formative works that have defined and redefined what it means to craft a compelling mystery. Readers are encouraged to delve into these pages for both the sheer joy of storytelling and the deeper understanding of the human psyche that these tales reveal. This collection stands as a testimony to the genre's versatility and ongoing relevance, offering insights and intrigue in equal measure.


Author: Edgar Allan Poe Author: Anna Katharine Green Author: William Le Queux Author: Louis Tracy Author: Jackson Gregory Author: Carolyn Wells Author: Louis Joseph Vance Author: Arthur Cheney Train Author: Arthur Conan Doyle Author: Ernest Bramah Author: Mary Roberts Rinehart Author: Arthur Morrison Author: Cleveland Moffett Author: Agatha Christie Author: Marie Belloc Lowndes Author: Sax Rohmer Author: Ambrose Bierce Author: Erskine Childers Author: Wilkie Collins Author: Thomas W. Hanshew Author: Murray Leinster Author: Allan Pinkerton Author: H. Beam Piper Author: Auguste Groner Author: Freeman Wills Crofts Author: James Hay Author: Edgar Wallace Author: Frank Froest Author: Pierre Souvestre Author: Marcel Allain Author: Melville Davisson Post Author: Frederic Arnold Kummer Author: Richard Marsh Author: Arthur J. Rees Author: E. Phillips Oppenheim Author: J. S. Fletcher Author: C. N. Williamson Author: A. M. Williamson Author: R. Austin Freeman Author: A. E. W. Mason Author: E. W. Hornung Author: G. K. Chesterton Author: Frank L. Packard Author: A. A. Milne Author: Arthur B. Reeve Author: E. C. Bentley Author: Frank H. Spearman Author: H. C. McNeile Author: Fred M. White Author: Dorothy L. Sayers Author: Émile Gaboriau Author: Victor L. Whitechurch Author: Catherine Louisa Pirkis Author: John R. Coryell Author: Rober Barr Author: Isabel Ostander Author: Anna Maynard Barbour Author: H.C. Bailey