In the golden days of Ancient Greece and Rome, amidst the splendid art and architecture, the philosophy and politics - there was always a full measure of intrigue, mystery and murder. In this new collection twenty-two writers take up their pens to give an enthralling picture of classical crime. Favourite historical detectives such as Gordianus the Finder, Decius Metellus, and Sister Fidelma rub shoulders with eminent temporary sleuths such as Socrates and that honourable man Brutus, whilst other great names - Augustus, Archimedes, and even the spoilt and beautiful goddess of love, Aphrodite herself - also become enmeshed in terrible and ingenious crimes. Contributors include: Keith Heller Edward D. Hoch Phyllis Ann Karr Theodore Mathieson Amy Myers Wallace Nichols Anthony Price Steven Saylor Darrell Schweitzer Brian Stableford Keith Taylor and many more
The Mammoth Book of Great Fantasy offers a wonderful collection - both classic and new - of this ever-popular genre.
In this new collection twenty-two writers take up their pens to give an enthralling picture of classical crime.
Rowe. In Classical Whodunnits, I was pleased to introduce the character of Libertus the PavementMaker in the story “Mosaic”. Since then Rosemary Rowe has developed the character in a series of novels – The Germanicus Mosaic (1999), ...
Rowe. When I compiled Classical Whodunnits in1996Iwas delighted to publish the firststory featuring Libertusthe PavementMaker, andhe has sincegone on tofeature inaseries of popular novels starting with The Germanicus Mosaic (1999).
Printed by permissionofthe author and her agents, Dominick Abel Literary Agency, Inc. (US) andDavid Grossman Literary Agency (UK). “The Locked Tomb Mystery” ©1989 by Elizabeth Peters. First published in Sisters in Crime, ...
Reprinted by permission of the author's agent, David Grossman Literary Agency. “Foreword” © 1993 by Ellis Peters. First printing, used by permission of the author. “The Price of Light” © 1979 by Ellis Peters.
Selected by bestselling editor Mike Ashley, the stories include brand new contributions as well as rare reprints, from writers such as Ian Rankin, Lynda Robinson, Sharan Newman, Gail Frazer, Gillian Linscott and Peter Tremayne.
A new and truly awesome collection of comic fantasy masterpieces!
The anthologies include: Classical Whodunnits, The Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunnits, Shakespearean Whodunnits, and The Mammoth Book of New Sherlock Holmes Adventures. Even further out on the edge in some ways are two memorial ...
She pursed herdry lips and tried to whistle the tunethat old Allegra Chiavolini had taughtthe children ofthe town long ago. Hermouth was dry and tasted ofdust anddeath. All that emerged was a meaningless whoosh of air.