Sherlock Holmes is the most famous of all fictional detectives but,
across the Atlantic, he had plenty of rivals. Between 1890 and
1920, American writers created dozens and dozens of crime-solvers.
In this thrilling, unusual anthology, editor Nick Rennison gathers
together 15 often neglected tales to highlight American crime
fiction's early years. The detectives that feature include
Professor Augustus SFX Van Dusen, 'The Thinking Machine', even more
cerebral than Holmes; Craig Kennedy, the so-called 'scientific
detective'; Uncle Abner, a shrewd backwoodsman in pre-Civil War
Virginia; Violet Strange, New York debutante turned criminologist;
and Nick Carter, the original pulp private eye.
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