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The Literature of Crime: Stories by World-Famous Authors (1950) by Ellery Queen (ed. Sun77)
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Overview: Few people realize—few critics, too—that nearly every world-famous author, throughout the entire history of literature, has tried his hand at writing the detective or crime story. Some, it is true, have merely “stooped to conquer.” In these instances, the results have invariably borne the mark of the greatest of literary sins—insincerity. Most of them, however, have attempted in all good faith to conquer the technical difficulties of the form. In these instances, the results have seldom been so-so: great writers usually produce either solid successes or hollow failures, and many of them have made important contributions, creatively and critically, to the crime genre.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller



Includes the following 26 stories:

THE POST-MORTEM MURDER—Sinclair Lewis
RANSOM—Pearl S. Buck
BEFORE THE PARTY—W. Somerset Maugham
THE MURDER IN THE FISHING CAT—Edna St. Vincent Millay
THE JURYMAN—John Galsworthy
THE MURDER—John Steinbeck
MONK—William Faulkner
THE LIMITATIONS OF PAMBÉ SERANG—Rudyard Kipling
TABLOID NEWS—Louis Bromfield
THE KILLERS—Ernest Hemingway
HUNTED DOWN—Charles Dickens
PAUL’S CASE—Willa Cather
THE STOLEN WHITE ELEPHANT—Mark Twain
THE GIOCONDA SMILE—Aldous Huxley
THE HAND—Guy de Maupassant
THE LETTERS IN EVIDENCE—C. S. Forester
HAIRCUT—Ring Lardner
AN IDEAL CRAFTSMAN—Walter de la Mare
THE CATBIRD SEAT—James Thurber
MARKHEIM—Robert Louis Stevenson
MR. BRISHER’S TREASURE—H. G. Wells
LONDON NIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENT—Margery Sharp
SENSE OF HUMOR—Damon Runyon
THE VERDICT—Frank Swinnerton
CLERICAL ERROR—James Gould Cozzens
GUILTY—Fannie Hurst

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