What a brilliant website! Thanks to you, I learnt that "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" was the first locked-room mystery story. Didn't think it was a great one, kinda anticlimactic imo, but considering its pioneering status, it's alright. Oh, also, although it doesn't feature a detective but take a look at Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None"
Glad you like the site, thank you very much!
i did already read "And Then There Were None". i shared a little bit of my thoughts about it on "The Decagon House Murders" entry for Kiyoshi Shimada since that was inspired by "And Then There Were None".
Not sure if ever there'll be a separate entry for it though :'( since like you said it doesn't feature a detective nor do i have a physical copy :(
Hey everyone, I've just published a short blog post about my thoughts on wanting to do so many things in life but struggling to do any of them.
I would love to hear your own experiences and thoughts on this topic, so please feel free to leave a comment here.
Glad you like the site, thank you very much! i did already read "And Then There Were None". i shared a little bit of my thoughts about it on "The Decagon House Murders" entry for Kiyoshi Shimada since that was inspired by "And Then There Were None". Not sure if ever there'll be a separate entry for it though :'( since like you said it doesn't feature a detective nor do i have a physical copy :(