“Una magnifica storia di omicidi, romanticismo, nuovi inizi, amore, amicizie e una meravigliosa cascata di mistero.” --Recensore di Amazon (riguardo a Delitto nella tenuta) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Questo è il dodicesimo libro di un'incantevole nuova serie di gialli soft. Lacey Doyle, trentanovenne e fresca di divorzio, ha dato una svolta drastica alla sua vita, abbandonando la frenesia di New York per stabilirsi nella pittoresca cittadina balneare inglese di Wilfordshire. Ora, con una nuova relazione e un'at...

The History of Spiritualism, Vol. 1 is the first of Arthur Conan Doyle's two-volume comprehensive chronicle of the modern spiritualist movement. In this volume, Doyle traces the movement's 19th-century origins, beginning with the famous Fox Sisters of 1848, who sparked American spirit communication with their "rappings". He covers influential early figures and events in America and Europe: spirit mediums like D. D. Home and Eusapia Palladino, the spread of séance phenomena, and the philoso...

Als Sherlock Holmes aus Lhassa kam von Arthur Conan Doyle erscheint hier in einer sorgfältig vorbereiteten digitalen Ausgabe für deutschsprachige Leserinnen und Leser. Das Werk verbindet die Tradition der klassischen Literatur mit den Motiven von general und macht den Text für die Lektüre auf E-Readern klar zugänglich. Die Ausgabe beginnt mit einer Textpassage, die den Ton des Werkes unmittelbar erkennen lässt: Im Frühling des Jahres 1894 war ganz London in Aufregung. Besonders die vornehm...

The Poison Belt reunites the characters from The Lost World as they face global catastrophe. Earth passes through a band of poisonous ether, causing mass unconsciousness. Told through a confined narrative, this eerie and introspective novella explores survival, mortality, and the limits of science.

In this impassioned sequel to The New Revelation, Arthur Conan Doyle deepens his defense of spiritualism in The Vital Message. Written in the aftermath of World War I, the book offers solace through a spiritual framework, insisting that communication with the departed is not only possible but essential. With logical argumentation and heartfelt conviction, Doyle appeals to science, religion, and reason in his mission to elevate spiritualism as a vital truth of human existence.

It was a war that shaped the modern world, fought on five continents, claiming the lives of ten million people. Two great nations met each other on the field of battle for the first time. But were they so very different? For the first time, and drawing widely on archive material in the form of original letters and diaries, Peter Doyle and Robin Schäfer bring together the two sides, 'Fritz' and 'Tommy', to examine cultural and military nuances that have until now been left ...

The Spiritualists' Reader is an anthology compiled by Arthur Conan Doyle, subtitled A Collection of Spirit Messages from Many Sources. In this volume, Doyle curates a variety of purported communications from the spirit world – transcripts of seances, automatic writings, and mediumistic messages – which he believed offer proof of life beyond death. Each entry, drawn from different mediums and locales, is presented to demonstrate consistency in the voices of the departed and the comfort of t...

This is Doyle's real-life investigation into the wrongful conviction of George Edalji, a young solicitor accused of animal mutilation in Edwardian England. Combining detective skill with a fight for justice, Doyle helped expose systemic racism and official misconduct. His efforts led to one of the earliest modern criminal justice reviews.

The Duello in France is Arthur Conan Doyle's sharp, insightful, and historically rich exploration of one of Europe's most romanticized and dangerous customs: the duel. In this autobiographical essay, Doyle delves into the tradition of French dueling with both fascination and critique, offering a vivid narrative informed by personal study and cultural observation. With the precision of a historian and the flair of a novelist, he recounts gripping real-life duels, exposes their often absurd ...

In Stranger Than Fiction, Arthur Conan Doyle presents a collection of remarkable, real-life accounts that defy logic and traditional explanations. Through these articles and essays, he shares anecdotes involving spiritualism, paranormal encounters, and psychic phenomena—stories that, while true in his belief, often rival the most imaginative tales. It's an intriguing blend of reportage and belief that reflects Doyle's unwavering dedication to the unseen.

The History of Spiritualism, Vol. 2 continues Arthur Conan Doyle's in-depth chronicle, covering roughly 1880 through the 1920s – the period of spiritualism's maturation and international expansion. In this volume, Doyle documents the movement's Golden Age and his contemporary era: the foundation of spiritualist churches and societies in Britain, Europe, and beyond; prominent late-19th-century mediums like Florence Cook and William Eglinton; and the explosion of interest after World War I (...

Dies Buch wurde geschrieben, nachdem Sherlock Holmes in Meiringen, Kanton Bern, Schweiz von seinem Feind, Professor Moriarty den Wasserfall hinuntergerissen wurde und deswegen für tot galt.Es gibt nur einen Ratschlag: Lesen!