The Man Who Would Be Sherlock by Christopher Sandford

The Man Who Would Be Sherlock by Christopher Sandford

Experience your favourite fantasy worlds in this 2017 r/fantasy Stabby Award winning anthology, featuring some of the most fearsome, devious, and brutal antagonists in fantasy. Villains take centre stage in nineteen dark and magical stories that will have you cheering for all the wrong heroes as they perform savage deeds towards wicked ends. And why not? They are the champions of their own stories--evil is a matter of perspective.

Authors:
R. Scott Bakker Adrian Tchaikovsky Michael R. Fletcher Shawn Speakman Teresa Frohock Kaaron Warren Courtney Schafer Marc Turner Jeff Salyards Mazarkis Williams Deborah A. Wolf Brian Staveley Alex Marshall Bradley P. Beaulieu Matthew Ward Mark Alder Janny Wurts E.V. Morrigan Peter Orullian

Christopher Sandford is the critically acclaimed biographer of nineteen books. Although British-born, he grew up in Washington, DC, at the time of the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, where his father served as a senior British military liaison. Sandford took a masters degree in modern history from Cambridge. He has written on postwar affairs for a range of publications including The Times, the Daily Telegraph, Chronicles, the Daily Mail, the Transactions of the Historical Society, and on Harold Macmillan and his administration in the American Conservative. His various other articles have appeared in, among others, the Seattle Times, Cosmopolitan, Rolling Stone, the Spectator, and the Observer. He has written biographies of rock, film, and sports stars including Mick Jagger, Kurt Cobain, Keith Richards, Steve McQueen, Roman Polanski, among others. Sandford's joint study of Harry Houdini and Arthur Conan Doyle was published in November 2011. His most recent book is Summer 1914.

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ISBN 13	9781250079565
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Titel	The Man Who Would Be Sherlock
Autor	Christopher Sandford
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Bindungsart	Hardback
Verlag	St Martin's Press
Erscheinungsjahr	2018-12-04
Seitenanzahl	320
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