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The Riddle of the Frozen Flame is a compelling anthology that explores the intriguing depths of mystery and suspense. Featuring a range of literary styles and narratives, this collection captures the essence of classic detective fiction. Stirring settings, intricate plots, and an atmosphere thick with tension invite readers into a world where every detail is a clue, and every character holds a piece of the puzzle. The anthology brilliantly weaves thematic elements of intrigue and resolution, with standout pieces that embody the core of the genre's timeless allure. Contributors Thomas W.…mehr

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The Riddle of the Frozen Flame is a compelling anthology that explores the intriguing depths of mystery and suspense. Featuring a range of literary styles and narratives, this collection captures the essence of classic detective fiction. Stirring settings, intricate plots, and an atmosphere thick with tension invite readers into a world where every detail is a clue, and every character holds a piece of the puzzle. The anthology brilliantly weaves thematic elements of intrigue and resolution, with standout pieces that embody the core of the genre's timeless allure. Contributors Thomas W. Hanshew and Mary E. Hanshew bring a rich mosaic of voices and backgrounds, blending their distinct literary heritage with an intuitive grasp of suspense. Their works reflect the Edwardian-era sensibilities, infused with perceptive depictions of cognitive and emotional unravelings. Aligning with historical and cultural movements of detective fiction's golden age, this anthology highlights the Hanshews' contributions and offers a nuanced understanding of the era's fascination with the unknown, expertly mirroring its social landscape. This anthology is recommended for those eager to traverse a diverse landscape of mystery storytelling. It offers a unique chance to absorb varied perspectives and styles underpinned by a cohesive theme, enriching readers' engagement with classic detective narratives. Through its varied dialogues and expertly crafted tales, The Riddle of the Frozen Flame serves as both an educational tool and a captivating journey into the heart of early 20th-century detective fiction.

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Thomas W. Hanshew (1857-1914) was a prolific American author best known for his creation of the consulting detective Hamilton Cleek, whose adventures captivated readers in the early 20th century. Hanshew's works epitomize the literary transition from Victorian-era detective stories toward the more modern, character-driven crime novels. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Hanshew began his career as an actor before moving to London and turning his talents to writing. His literary output was impressive, spanning across genres, but his legacy chiefly rests upon his contributions to the mystery and detective genre. One of his notable works, 'The Riddle of the Frozen Flame' (1919), exemplifies his knack for combining Sherlockian deduction with mystifying plots that seize the audience's imagination. It is worth noting that although Hanshew passed away before this particular book was published, his wife, Mary E. Hanshew, also an author, collaborated on many of his works and may have contributed significantly to it. The unique mix of suspense, intrigue, and the subtle introduction of supernatural elements in his novels, left a lasting imprint on the detective genre and paved the way for future exploration of psychological complexity within literary crime-solving.