Judge Dee at Work: Eight Chinese Detective Stories
by Robert van Gulik
University of Chicago Press, 1992
Paper: 978-0-226-84866-2 | eISBN: 978-0-226-84898-3 (all)
Library of Congress Classification PR9130.9.G8J8 1992
Dewey Decimal Classification 823
ABOUT THIS BOOK
A delectable collection of cozy puzzle mysteries starring the wonderful Chinese sleuth Judge Dee, whom the Los Angeles Times ranked with Sherlock Holmes
The eight short stories in Judge Dee at Work cover a decade during which the judge served in four different provinces of the T’ang Empire. From the suspected treason of a general in the Chinese army to the murder of a lonely poet in his garden pavilion, the cases here are among the most memorable in the Judge Dee series.
The eight short stories in Judge Dee at Work cover a decade during which the judge served in four different provinces of the T’ang Empire. From the suspected treason of a general in the Chinese army to the murder of a lonely poet in his garden pavilion, the cases here are among the most memorable in the Judge Dee series.
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