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The Curse of the Bronze Lamp

The Curse of the Bronze Lamp

8 hrs. 44 min.
The golden age of detective fiction gave us many stellar names. The works of writers such as Agatha Christie, G. K. Chesterton, Earl Stanley Gardner, Rex Stout developed and refined the detective genre; their novels—undoubtedly recognized as classics—are still loved by readers today and set the standard for subsequent generations of authors of detective stories. A well-deserved place in this constellation belongs to John Dixon Carr (1906–1977), the virtuoso master of perfectly constructed “impossible crimes” in a locked room.

The novel “The Curse of the Bronze Lamp” continues the series about the magnificent Sir Henry Merrivale—an engaging, eccentric, hot-tempered fat man who, critics note, has become one of the most unusual sleuths in detective literature.
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