Sherlock Holmes, Auguste Dupin and Hercule Poirot, in all of their fiction, are the only characters who can deliver the ...

8 fictional detective stories we want to see adapted to the screen. It doesn't take much sleuthing to see these would make great stories for TV and the movies.

NO HOUSE is more haunted than the mind of a fictional detective who’s tangled in dark mysteries for which there seems to be no explanation, in which everyone is a suspect.Though imbued with ...

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Batman is known far and wide as the World's Greatest Detective. After years spent studying under various mentors, he has honed his mind and skills to a razor's edge, unraveling some of the most ...

Not technically a detective but a forensic archaeologist whom the detectives in her region of Norfolk, England, consult on cases, Galloway is a brisk, engaging loner with a whip-smart brain, a ...

Many fictional detectives have become household names in ways that are usually reserved for real people such as Peter Falk's Columbo. by Bradley Geiser. Published on March 14, 2021.

Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. AGATHA CHRISTIE’S POIROT: THE GREATEST DETECTIVE IN THE WORLD by Mark Aldridge, HarperCollins, 512 pages ...

Last month, Seattle Times book critic Moira Macdonald asked readers for recommendations for fictional detectives who've successfully made the transition to the screen. Readers responded with ...

Despite this caution, Pauley started the “Crime and Detective Fiction” interim in part to enhance students’ reading habits. “It’s always on the top of the bestseller list,” he said of crime and ...

In “The Life of Crime,” Martin Edwards takes on the colorful history of the detective novel, and its enduring fascination. By Jane Pek When you purchase an independently reviewed book through ...