All the Crime in the World: Locked Room Mysteries and Impossible Puzzles Style:Clothbound Book numbered signed with add'l chapboo as well as a variety

as well as a variety of classic characters who step out of the pages of Shakespeare and Dickens into devious new roles

25 years in the making--this collection charts the development of Art Taylor's career so far

* Impossible murder in a house that whispers * Poisoning by a gargoyle on the courthouse roof * The case of the Devil in the windmill * The houseboat that resembles the Mary Celeste * The affair of the vanishing Gypsies * Stabbing in the locked cockpit of a plane in midair * A ghostly pirate in a lighthouse * And eight other ingenious riddles Edward D

the nineteenth century gunman who wanders through the West--and occasionally the East as well

The Saturday Evening Post

All the Crime in the World: Locked Room Mysteries and Impossible Puzzles Style:Clothbound Book numbered signed with add'l chapboo as well as a varietyLocked Room Mysteries and Impossible Puzzles from Across the Globe All the Crime in the World: Locked Room Mysteries and Impossible Puzzles from Across the Globe Can you solve the unsolvable? A locked room. A murder with no possible method and no possible escape. The impossible crime is the purest puzzle in all of mystery fiction, and All the Crime in the World delivers fourteen of them, each one crafted by a different modern master of the form.