Im Haus der Witwe (Kriminalroman): Eine Sherlock-Holmes-Parodie
- 152 páginas
- 6 horas de lectura
The narrative introduces a vibrant young girl, symbolizing the arrival of spring amidst a winter evening, depicted with a simple yet elegant appearance. Kohlrausch, a notable German architect turned author, crafted stories that blend elements of crime and cultural reflection. His early works include a parody of Sherlock Holmes and explorations of Germanic influence in Italy, showcasing his versatility as a writer. Through rich descriptions, he captures the essence of life and beauty, making his characters resonate with readers.