Erik Martin Boeken

Lieutenant Baron Dunning's investigation into the theft of natural resources in Nigeria leads him to the mysterious Woebegone Dunes Resort in Wisconsin and the eerie Gravestone Castle. As he uncovers a deadly competition for the resort and castle, he encounters a bizarre cast of characters, including Bo-Bo Bigelow, a notorious smuggler with plans to transform the castle into a lavish mansion. The plot intertwines themes of greed, danger, and the consequences of exploitation in a thrilling narrative filled with unexpected twists.

Lieutenant Baron Dunning's investigation into the theft of natural resources for biological warfare takes him from Nigeria to Wisconsin's Woebegone Dunes Resort and the eerie Gravestone Castle. As he delves deeper, he uncovers a web of competition over the resort and castle, leading to a string of bizarre deaths. Dunning encounters a cast of eccentric characters, each adding to the intrigue and danger of his quest for the truth.

A twelve-year-old supernatural detective, Dotty Morgan, delves into a string of mishaps at a fashion show. Her investigation reveals that mischievous gremlins are behind the chaos, prompting her to uncover the larger mystery of who set them loose and their motives. As she navigates this whimsical world, Dotty's adventure blends fashion with the supernatural, showcasing her sleuthing skills and determination.

Der vorliegende dreisprachige Band ist das Ergebnis einer internationalen Tagung, die im Dezember 2015 anlässlich des 200. Todestages von Jan Graf Potocki (1761 – 1815) an der Europa-Universität Viadrina stattfand. Niniejszy trójjęzyczny tom jest pokłosiem międzynarodowej konferencji, która odbyła się w grudniu 2015 roku na Uniwersytecie Europejskim Viadrina z okazji dwusetnej rocznicy śmierci hrabiego Jana Potockiego (1761 – 1815). Ce volume trilingue résulte d’une conférence internationale qui a eu lieu en décembre 2015 à l’Université européenne Viadrina de Francfort-sur-l’Oder à l’occasion du bicentenaire de la mort du comte Jean Potocki (1761 – 1815).