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William Faulkner, der 1949 den Literaturnobelpreis erhielt, schuf mit dieser Sammlung von Kriminalgeschichten um Bezirksanwalt Gavin Stevens und seinen ihm istierenden Neffen Charles sechs spannende und atmosphärisch dichte Erzählungen.
A small-town lawyer and his nephew investigate a series of perplexing crimes in the American South. The collection features District Attorney Gavin Stevens and his nephew Charles as they unravel six atmospheric and suspenseful tales. Faulkner masterfully crafts narratives that delve into the darker aspects of human nature within a specific regional setting, exploring motives and consequences with his characteristic depth.
This collection showcases William Faulkner's skill in crafting compelling crime narratives, earning recognition for its atmospheric density and suspense. The stories are noted for their intricate plots and the exploration of complex human motivations, characteristic of Faulkner's broader literary achievements. Readers and critics often highlight the effectiveness of the District Attorney Gavin Stevens character as a central figure in these investigations. The collection is appreciated for offering a different facet of Faulkner's celebrated literary talent.
Page Count:
220
Publication Date:
1974-01-01
Publisher:
Diogenes-Verlag
ISBN-10:
3257201524
ISBN-13:
9783257201529
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