Peter Haining Boeken

Het spook dat eind vorige eeuw in en om de Parijse opera rondwaart heeft een beroemde zangeres in zijn macht.

"A wide-ranging collection of the most illuminating and amusing items from this wealth of material. It provides a unique portrait of the 'Great Detective', his cases, his faithful assistant Watson and of course his chief adversary - the arch-villain Moriarty."--Jacket.

This collection of crime stories set in London contains stories by P.D. James, Ruth Rendell, Graham Greene, Dorothy L. Sayers and Agatha Christie. The city provides a backdrop to their mysteries.

What better way to do away with an enemy than at the dinner table? Arsenic in the porridge, cyanide in the cocoa, a sauce laced with strychnine, or the chef with a cleaver in his back - the choices are boundless. This collection brings together great crime stories from all eras.

Everyone in Paris was talking about the ghost at the Opera who was so mysterious and could not be seen. The managers and the lovers suffered from the Phantom but unable to solve the mystery behind it. You will want to solve the mystery behind the unusual events by passing through the secret corridors and trap-doors in the Opera and find out the reality behind the ghost. Maybe you will love him or hate him when you learn his story.

Collects and comments on drawings, paintings, engravings, and sometimes convincing photographs of ghosts and other apparitional figures

Pan 1st 1998 edition , space movie stories, Dick, King, Barker fine In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

This is a biography of the nine men who have played Doctor Who. Peter Haining writes about the cult figure of Tom Baker to Paul McGann's Millennium Man, with actors' observations and anecdotes thrown in.

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