David Stuart Davies es un distinguido autor cuya escritura profundiza en el ámbito de la ficción criminal. Sus obras a menudo exploran tramas intrincadas y las profundidades psicológicas de los personajes, lo que le ha valido un público fiel. El estilo de Davies se caracteriza por una aguda observación y un lenguaje preciso, que atrae a los lectores a narrativas convincentes. Su trabajo editorial subraya además su profundo conocimiento del género.
These fantasies and true-to-life fables were created by Oscar Wilde for his own sons. Here is the tale of the Prince who is not as happy as he seems, of the Selfish Giant who learns how to love children, and of the Star-Child who suffers bitter trials when he rejects his parents.
The little prince discovers the secrets of friendship while travelling through the universe.
Doce casos apasionantes transcurren desde el momento en que Holmes y Watson se conocen hasta el matrimonio del doctor, quien abandona al detective por la medicina. Las aventuras del dúo entre 1882 y 1890 presentan crímenes que, aunque a primera vista parecen sencillos, desafían todas las capacidades de Holmes. Algunos casos son faltas morales y otros delitos leves, lo que permite explorar la dimensión ética del detective. En uno de los relatos, Holmes se encuentra con Irene Adler, una mujer que lo marcará profundamente y con quien comparte una afinidad intelectual. Conan Doyle retrata a Holmes como un maestro del disfraz y un razonador excepcional, pero también muestra su lado caótico como consumidor de estupefacientes, capaz de ver intrigas donde Watson solo percibe banalidades. La edición de Alberto Laiseca recrea perfectamente los ambientes y respeta la ironía del detective, manteniendo el interés de estas inmortales aventuras. La obra es relevante hoy gracias a las recientes adaptaciones en series y películas. Laiseca, un apasionado de estas historias, ofrece una edición accesible que permite disfrutar de los casos de este personaje único. Las pistas, los sospechosos y las conversaciones entre Holmes y Watson se multiplican, llenas de reflexiones intrigantes.
The Best o/ Sherlock Holmes is a collection of twenty of the very best tales from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's fifty-six short stories featuring the arch sleuth. Basing his selec- tion around the author's own twelve personal favourites, David Stuart Davies has added a further eight sparkling stories to Conan Doyle's 'Baker Street Dozen', creating a unique volume which distils the pure essence of the world's most famous detective. Within these pages the reader will encounter the greatest collection of villains and the weirdest and most puzzling mysteries ever seen in print. And there at the centre, in a London swathed in eddies of fog and illuminated by gaslight, is to be found the remarkable character of Sherlock Holmes and his staunch companion, Doctor John H. Watson. Few will be able to resist this invitation to step aboard the waiting hansom cab and rattle off along cobbled streets into unimagined dangers and intrigues.
The Sherlock Holmes Book chronicles every case of the world's greatest detective and his assistant Dr Watson. The game is afoot and now you can discover every detail of Sherlock Holmes' world
Colonel Sapt travels to England on a secret mission to prevent anarchy in Ruritania by enlisting Rudolf Rassendyll to impersonate the King during his recovery from illness. However, Rassendyll has mysteriously vanished.
A collection of stories featuring detectives, criminal agents and debonair crooks from the golden age of crime fiction: a time when Sherlock Holmes was esconsced in his rooms at 221B Baker Street and London was permanently wreathed in a sinister fog.
This book explores the captivating and eerie world of vampires through a collection of stories, featuring both well-known and lesser-known tales.
A brand-new Sherlock Holmes mystery from acclaimed Sherlockian author David Stuart Davies, featuring the return of the sinister Moriarty gang...
Includes short stories: Best Ghost Stories, Best Fairy Stories, Celtic Fairy Tales and Tales of the Macabre. This new collection of detective stories of the golden age includes intriguing tales by Edgar Allan Poe, Edgar Wallace, G K Chesterton, 'Sapper', E W Hornung, and Arnold Bennett.
