#detectivestories

[comiquealo]

Nueva página de Barton Brócoli, webcómic en español, detectivesco y de misterio e intriga en un mundo de vegetales y verduras. 🥦 Guión y arte de Guillermo Salas (https://www.instagram.com/memosalasilustrador/ )

[trioxina245]

Marvel Preview v1 #6 presents Sherlock Holmes, 1976 - Concluding the "Hound of the Baskervilles" storyline. Neal Adams illustrates only the inside front cover.

[ikenagi]

The Shocking Truth: What is the untold story of Arthur Conan Doyle, the author of the Sherlock Holmes series?

“The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” by Conan Doyle, Fumiko Ishida

The collection of short stories "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" was authored by British writer Arthur Conan Doyle. The characters and mystery-solving situations in the Sherlock Holmes series, a beloved mystery book masterwork, enthrall many readers.

Sherlock Holmes and his companion Dr. John H. Watson are followed throughout this expedition as they work on a variety of problems. In each short story, a separate case is the subject, and Holmes uses his excellent observational and deductive skills to solve the riddles.

For instance, in "The Red-Headed Union," Holmes diligently seeks to understand the meaning behind the enigmatic actions of the Red-Headed League. Holmes investigates cases involving royal issues in A Scandal in Bohemia. This adventure includes numerous additional well-known short stories, including as "The Sign of the Four" and "The Hound of the Baskervilles."

Through Doyle's vivid writing, the adventures of Sherlock Holmes take readers on an exhilarating trip through mystery-solving. Many admirers consider Holmes's astute observation, deductive reasoning, and collaboration with Watson to be a monument to mystery fiction. Its masterwork has withstood the test of time, and many readers still find enjoyment in it today.

[wemhall]

Holly and Eve

Detective Sam Sullivan looked at the woman’s body and raised an eyebrow. Something wasn’t quite right. The morgue’s Medical Examiner looked at him. “Did I miss something?” Sullivan shook his head and lowered his eye, which, by the way, was killing him from the punch he took two nights before. “No, nothing immediately, but something’s not right. Thanks.” Something Wasn’t Right. Detective. Who…

[adv3nture5withm3g]

Black Coffee, Scottish Accents and Noodles

Black Coffee, Scottish Accents and Noodles

Black coffee is described in a google search and by various people who drink it as a coffee that has nothing added, no cream, no sugar, no sweetener, no milk, and nothing at all.  While im at work, I have people ordering black coffees with 2 sugar or one milk, and I know it’s something little, but it makes no sense to me cause a black coffee has nothing in it by definition. It seems very small…

[ilovestilettos]

{𝗠𝗼𝗻 é𝘁é 𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗰 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗰𝘂𝗹𝗲 𝗣𝗼𝗶𝗿𝗼𝘁} Je poste ce billet alors que je marque une pause dans mes lectures poirotesques pour me plonger dans les essais de Valérie Rey-Robert, le dernier ouvrage de Lola Lafon (𝘰𝘯 𝘦𝘯 𝘱𝘢𝘳𝘭𝘦 𝘵𝘳è𝘴 𝘷𝘪𝘵𝘦 𝘵𝘢𝘯𝘵 𝘫𝘦 𝘷𝘢𝘪𝘴 𝘭'𝘢𝘷𝘰𝘪𝘳 𝘭𝘶 𝘳𝘢𝘱𝘪𝘥𝘦𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 𝘦𝘵 𝘭'𝘢𝘪𝘮𝘦) et "Les vies de Lee Miller" en préparation d'Arles. Agatha Christie et son cher detective belge sont les partenaires parfaits des semaines où la lecture doit être une échappatoire au quotidien, et où ce quotidien vous mange un peu trop le cerveau comme ce fut le cas pendant plusieurs semaines à la fin du printemps. Je n'ai plus été capable d'avancer dans la lecture de "La Recherche" et n'ai toujours pas terminé le second tome du "Deuxième sexe", mais ce n'est pas grave, M. Poirot m'a permis de continuer à lire, de préserver mon rituel du soir qui me fait tant de bien. Et pour ce faire j'ai eu la joie d'arriver à une série de romans que j'aime spécialement: "les vacances d'Hercule Poirot" et sa galerie de portraits fabuleuse, "Le Vallon" et ses Anglais excentriques aussi odieux que délicieux, et "Cinq petits cochons" et son atmosphère incroyable. J'aime moins "Les travaux d'Hercule", mais me régale toujours de la nouvelle sur le lion de Némée. Sans surprise le repos estival m'a remis le pied à l'étrier et je recommence à lire des essais pas forcément faciles, j'ai envie de découvrir les derniers travaux des autrices que j'aime, retourner lire Marcel Proust. Il faut être gentil avec son désir de lecture, le cultiver sans violence mais avec constance, en tout cas c'est la recette qui fonctionne pour moi. #lecture #reading #agathachristie #herculepoirot #detectivestories #romanpolicier #ordreetmethode #toutestdanslamoustache #lespetitescellulesgrises #ipreview via @preview.app (à Paris) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChmB5EDMacw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jmiyajima]

Another murder mystery game for #tabletopgames fun! Excite to play this one. #detectivestories #jima #jimastudios #itsjima https://www.instagram.com/p/CfWV6fVL0Mb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[call-me-fantasy]

✨Happy Happy B-Day for Me! (Yippie!) 🥳🎉✨

>>The only gift I ask from my followers is to INTERACT with this post. Like, comment, or share! It means a lot to me!

>>There's a special story in this post! Make my day and read it as well!🥰 A representation of how many birthdays have been for me. A crafted so everyone can assume what the story is really about. I hope to be able to bring more tales like this one in the future ♥✨

[culturecultpress]

Culturecult's first anthology of detective fiction features eighteen short stories and a mystery novella. Edited by @jay_chakravarti88 ---------- Unlock the secrets of nineteen mysteries, each more tantalizing than the other! Throw yourself into the adventure and try to solve each case before the detective, or sit back and let them take you on a hair-raising ride. Journey into a forbidding forest to find a lost boy, track a missing girl months after her disappearance, walk down the eerie alleys of Whitechapel searching for the Ripper, or investigate the murder of a young socialite with all the suspects still in the house! Feel a whirlwind of emotions as you uncover secrets and truths that will set everyone free - except the criminal, of course! Prepare yourself - the mysteries in this book will enthrall and entrap you until you unravel them all! LULU purchase link for Paperback: https://www.lulu.com/shop/jay-chakravarti/the-culturecult-casebook/paperback/product-e9zk2r.html LULU purchase link for Epub: https://www.lulu.com/shop/jay-chakravarti/the-culturecult-casebook/ebook/product-ppvqzq.html POTHI (India Only) purchase link for Paperback: https://store.pothi.com/book/jay-chakravarti-ed-culturecult-casebook/ POTHI (India Only) purchase link for Ebook: https://store.pothi.com/book/ebook-jay-chakravarti-ed-culturecult-casebook/ Featured authors in The CultureCult Casebook: Martin Eastland, Minoti Vaishnav, Robb T. White, Romit Bagchi, Josh Poole, Hidayat Adams, Rollin Jewett, John A. DeLaughter, Nelly Shulman, Robert McDermott, LJ Jacobs, J. Agombar, Albert N. Katz, Maggie D Brace, Frederick Pangbourne, Robert Burns, Dibyasree Nandy, Zelda C. Thorne AND Jay Chakravarti #BookRelease #CoverReveal #detectivestory #Fiction #CultureCult #BookNerd #mysteryauthor #mysterybooks #mysterystories #crimefiction #LoveForReading #ReadersOfInstagram #Biblio #Bibliophile #authorsofinstagram #authorlife #publishinghouse #publisher #firstcontact #cosmicfiction #bookcollecter #bookcollecting #bookclubofinstagram #bookchat #bookcase #bookcasestyling #bookcollectors https://www.instagram.com/p/CpFLROnpqWI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[comiquealo]

Nueva página de Barton Brócoli, webcómic detectivesco y de misterio e intriga en español.

Guión y arte de Guillermo Salas (https://www.instagram.com/memosalasilustrador/ )

[trioxina245]

Blacksad, by Juanjo Guarnido

[aograi]

THE INFORMANT... by AOGRAI

[ranarh]

Dark Web cover illustration

Newest cover for Christopher Brewer's ongoing novel series following protagonist Alice in her dark detective adventures. This is the fifth cover I have done for the series, and all of them are on "my favourite illustrations" list, something a project rarely holds for long, and the first that doesn't have Alice in red. This time the title indicates Alice going up against a hacker collective and we considered a lot of computer imagery, even using AI, when the term "firesale" rose to the top and with it, images of fire. Eventually the final idea became Alice defying death itself by standing up (or lying down but still holding her own - umm, I think I lost the visual here) against Charon as the Grim Reaper.

[maryholmes94]

Reading 'Death comes to Pemberley' by P.D. James and admiring how even more than a hundred years after the birth of Sherlock Holmes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is still the best detective writer out there.

In this book, which is obviously a sequel to 'Pride and Prejudice', a man is killed in the woods. His body is carried to the house, and the doctors examine it. After that they come to the conclusion that he was basically beaten to death. But everybody who is present knows that the witnesses heard several shots. And nobody, just nobody says something like: "Oh, this is bizarre - what about the guns then?" And the reader is simply left to wonder why the characters all of the sudden forgot this fact and nobody seems to be using their brains or at least some common sense. And the story just starts to fall apart, because we are so used to see the work of logic in a detective story (thanks to Conan Doyle and his character) that it is almost impossible to believe in one without it.