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Golden Age Of Detection. Created some of the greatest mystery novels and most memorable sleuths in history. The golden age of detection: Today we look at the the golden age of detective fiction, during which time writers in britain and the u.s. Travel back to an enchanting era of mystery books. Although not specifically involved with crimes, his deductions made him the first systematic detective in literature in 1748. Curious facts about the golden age of detective fiction. Agatha christie, of course, is the brightest star of this literary. A key tenet of golden age detection was “fair play”—the idea that an attentive reader must in theory have as good a shot at solving the mystery as the story’s detective. In this week’s dispatches from the secret library, dr oliver tearle investigates the fascinating facts behind some of the greatest. The first memorable act of pure detection is often credited to voltaire, when his character zadig makes observations of ordinary facts and then infers events that he could not have seen. What is worth reading beyond agatha christie?

Although not specifically involved with crimes, his deductions made him the first systematic detective in literature in 1748. The golden age of detection: A key tenet of golden age detection was “fair play”—the idea that an attentive reader must in theory have as good a shot at solving the mystery as the story’s detective. What is worth reading beyond agatha christie? Curious facts about the golden age of detective fiction. Created some of the greatest mystery novels and most memorable sleuths in history. In this week’s dispatches from the secret library, dr oliver tearle investigates the fascinating facts behind some of the greatest. Agatha christie, of course, is the brightest star of this literary. The first memorable act of pure detection is often credited to voltaire, when his character zadig makes observations of ordinary facts and then infers events that he could not have seen. Today we look at the the golden age of detective fiction, during which time writers in britain and the u.s.

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Golden Age Of Detection Travel back to an enchanting era of mystery books. Created some of the greatest mystery novels and most memorable sleuths in history. Travel back to an enchanting era of mystery books. Curious facts about the golden age of detective fiction. Today we look at the the golden age of detective fiction, during which time writers in britain and the u.s. In this week’s dispatches from the secret library, dr oliver tearle investigates the fascinating facts behind some of the greatest. Although not specifically involved with crimes, his deductions made him the first systematic detective in literature in 1748. The golden age of detection: Agatha christie, of course, is the brightest star of this literary. What is worth reading beyond agatha christie? A key tenet of golden age detection was “fair play”—the idea that an attentive reader must in theory have as good a shot at solving the mystery as the story’s detective. The first memorable act of pure detection is often credited to voltaire, when his character zadig makes observations of ordinary facts and then infers events that he could not have seen.