Gideon Fell

chinoise témoignant d’une grande placidité et d’un sens de l’humour à l’image également du détective Nero Wolfe de Rex Stout dont la vie domestique est rythmée par des repas pantagruéliques et l’entretien de ses orchidées... Plus sérieux, le Dr Gideon Fell de John Dickson Carr doit résoudre des énigmes caractérisées par leur complexité et leur invraisemblance absolue. Représentant le plus remarquable du roman problème américain, Ellery Queen (pseudonyme commun de deux cousins) s’éloigne du roman à

about to be made a brigadier-general and was planning to raise a brigade of Kentucky mountaineers for service in the Great War. As he had just struck his stride in short story writing, the loss to literature was even greater than the patriotic loss. Gideon (April, 1914, Century), by Wells Hastings (1878- ), the story with which this volume closes, calls to mind the large number of notable short stories in American literature by writers who have made no large name for themselves as short story writers

during World War 1, in preparation for the Rothschilds’ next war, World War 2. Republican Louis T. McFadden, Chairman of the House Banking & Currency Committee from 1920 to 1931, would state the following in relation to this, “After World War 1, Germany fell into the hands of the German International Bankers. Those bankers bought her and now they own her, lock, stock, and barrel. They have purchased her industries, they have mortgages on her soil, they control her production, they control all her public

On a medieval day : story voyages around the world Arato, Rona. Toronto : Maple Tree Press, c2010. J ARATO The medieval period stretched from about 400 to 1400. It was a time of change, struggle, knowledge, and conquest. Great empires rose and fell. Cultures introduced new styles of learning, building, traveling, and playing. And, around the world, children experienced it all. Now author Rona Arato places readers in the shoes of children who lived in some of the greatest civilizations in human