This unique book describes and organizes nearly 2,500 mystery
titles. Divided into sections-amateur, public, and private
detective-titles are then categorized as traditional classic,
eccentric, lone wolf, and so on. Niebuhr even notes whether each
detective is of the hardboiled, softboiled (cozy), or traditional
type. Author, title, subject, character, and location indexes offer
further access. With more than 2,500 titles and more than 200
authors, this book provides an excellent understanding of the
genre. An indispensable resource for librarians and mystery
fans.
If you've been searching for a comprehensive readers' advisory
guide for mystery and detective fiction, look no further. With more
than 2,500 titles and more than 200 authors, this book will provide
you with an excellent overview and a thorough understanding of the
genre, from topics of interest, a history of mystery fiction, and
subgenres, to hints for advising readers, and a discussion of
collection development and preservation techniques. Even with no
prior knowledge about the genre, with this guide you will find it
easy to answer questions raised by readers. And if you're an avid
reader of mystery and detective fiction, you will love this book as
you explore titles and gain an even deeper insight into the genre.
Books can be searched by author, title, character, subject, and
location. An indispensable resource for library professionals,
educators, and mystery fans
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