The Female Detective (eBook, ePUB) - Forrester, Andrew
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Andrew Forrester's 'The Female Detective' is a pioneering work in the realm of detective fiction, being one of the earliest examples of a female detective in literature. The book follows the protagonist, Mrs. Gladden, as she uses her wit and intelligence to solve various mysteries, challenging traditional gender roles of the time. Forrester's writing style is characterized by detailed descriptions, clever plot twists, and a keen sense of humor, making 'The Female Detective' an engaging and entertaining read. Set in Victorian England, the book provides a fascinating insight into the social…mehr

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Andrew Forrester's 'The Female Detective' is a pioneering work in the realm of detective fiction, being one of the earliest examples of a female detective in literature. The book follows the protagonist, Mrs. Gladden, as she uses her wit and intelligence to solve various mysteries, challenging traditional gender roles of the time. Forrester's writing style is characterized by detailed descriptions, clever plot twists, and a keen sense of humor, making 'The Female Detective' an engaging and entertaining read. Set in Victorian England, the book provides a fascinating insight into the social norms and expectations of the era, making it not only a thrilling detective story but also a valuable historical document. Andrew Forrester, a prolific writer of the 19th century, drew inspiration from the emerging genre of detective fiction and the changing roles of women in society to create this groundbreaking novel. His work laid the foundation for future writers to explore themes of gender, crime, and justice. I highly recommend 'The Female Detective' to readers interested in the history of detective fiction and the portrayal of women in literature.
Autorenporträt
ANDREW FORRESTER was the pseudonym of James Redding Ware (1832-1909). Among his other books were Revelations of a Private Detective (1863), and Secret Service, or Recollections of a City Detective (1864).