Murder in Black Letter (eBook, PDF) - Anderson, Poul
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What can a precious pre-Renaissance manuscript, a 600-year-old treatise on witchcraft and black magic, have to do with the violent death of a quiet, friendly young teacher of history at the University of California? 
This is the question that Robert Kintyre asks himself when his friend, Bruce Lombardi, a colleague on the Berkeley campus and a man seemingly without enemies, is found murdered, bearing the marks of horrible tortures. Kintyre is a Renaissance scholar, a specialist on Machiavelli and an expert at judo—and murder is more than a little out of his line. But he is convinced that…mehr

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What can a precious pre-Renaissance manuscript, a 600-year-old treatise on witchcraft and black magic, have to do with the violent death of a quiet, friendly young teacher of history at the University of California? 

This is the question that Robert Kintyre asks himself when his friend, Bruce Lombardi, a colleague on the Berkeley campus and a man seemingly without enemies, is found murdered, bearing the marks of horrible tortures. Kintyre is a Renaissance scholar, a specialist on Machiavelli and an expert at judo—and murder is more than a little out of his line. But he is convinced that the medieval Book of Witches is somehow connected with the crime. When the girl he loves is in danger of becoming the murderer’s next victim, Kintyre knows he has to act fast to track down a ruthless killer. 

And when a lone man goes down to a beach in the fog to fight three armed men—the result is a terrifying blend of suspense and mystery.

 
Autorenporträt
Poul William Anderson (1926 - 2001) was an American science fiction author who began his career during the Golden Age of the genre and continued to write and remain popular into the 21st century. Anderson also authored several works of fantasy, historical novels and a prodigious number of short stories. Poul Anderson was one of the most popular authors in SF. He began his career in the 1950s and was a regular contributor to Astounding SF magazine (later Analog SF) edited by John W. Campbell. His work encompassed science fiction and fantasy, including the Polesotechnic League series and the Terran Empire series featuring Dominic Flandry and the fantasy Kingdoms of Ys series, written with his wife Karen. He received seven Hugo and three Nebula Awards and a SFWA Grandmaster Award among other honors.