English Detective Fictions

Agatha Christie was the father of the British detective novel. She was known as one of the greatest detective novelists of the 20th century. Her works were famous for their complicated plots, ingenious mysteries and unexpected endings. Many of her works interweaved multiple characters and clues to form a complex plot structure that made it difficult for readers to guess the truth. Christie's works covered a wide range of elements such as reasoning, horror, suspense, love, and so on. Her most famous works included Murder on the Oriental Express, The Massacre on the Nile, Murder House, and so on. Her works were not only popular in the UK, but also won widespread praise and awards worldwide, including the World Mystery Award.

Here are some recommended English mystery novels: 1. Gone Girl: This book has been adapted into a movie. It tells the story of a puzzling disappearance, and the experience of reading is more intense than watching a movie. 2. " The Woman in the Window ": This is an American mystery novel. It tells the story of a female protagonist who suffers from public phobia due to trauma. She witnesses a murder through binoculars. In order to protect herself and find out the truth, she begins to investigate. 3. "Magpie Murders": This novel by Anthony Horowitz tells the story of a book editor who suspects that the manuscript of a mysterious author hides a real murder. I hope these recommendations can satisfy your need for English mystery novels.

Here are a few recommended detective romance novels: 1. "Jing Capital Murder" was an ancient novel that revolved around solving cases. The male and female protagonists worked together to solve the case. 2. "The Magistrate's Coroner" was an ancient detective novel. The female protagonist was a modern forensic doctor who traveled to ancient times to solve cases with the male protagonist. 3. "Seeking a Husband/Female Psychologist: The Jianghu Case" was a novel that solved a case through time-travel in ancient language. It had a score of 8.7. It was featured by ancient language, time-travel, and solving cases. The ending of the story was harmonious. The story told the story of a female advisor who traveled through time in ancient times and solved various cases. 4. "Mu Yu Cheng Yue" was a short story about the love between Mr. Mu and Lady Jade, as well as the difficulties and setbacks they experienced together. 5. "Bu Chen" was a light-hearted and humorous crime solving novel. The female protagonist was a stupid and cute empress dowager, and the male protagonist was an abstinent general. Their interaction was filled with love, making people feel happy after watching it. 6. "Sheng Chong's Little Coroner" was an ancient novel about solving a case. The above are a few recommended detective romance novels. I hope you like them!

The following is a list of recommended modern horror novels: 1. " Hell's Book List ": This book was named Amazon's top horror novel of the year. It was recommended by the media as a pure, crazy joy, a true appreciation of the horror genre. 2. The Silence of the Lambs, Jaws, The Shining, Rosemary's Baby, The Exorcist, I Am Legend, The Mist, Dracula: all of these masterpieces were adapted from horror novels of the same name. 3. " Paper backs from Hell ": This book was a deep excavation of horror novels during their heyday. It was praised by the media as gorgeous and sensational. It was a must-read for all horror fans. Although some horror novels were mentioned in the search results, there was no mention of more modern horror novels. Therefore, the above is the recommended book list of modern horror novels based on the search results provided.

Unfortunately, there was no specific English short story recommendation in the given search results. Therefore, I don't know which English short stories are suitable for reading.

The history of the development of English novels can be traced back to the 18th century, when English literature had begun to rise. 17th-century English novels were mainly satirical and humorous, such as Daniel Defoe's Crusoe and Jane Austen's Pride and Predict. The 18th century British novel entered its golden age, with many great authors such as Daniel Defoe, Jane Austen, Victoria Beckham, George Orwell, and so on. Nineteenth-century British novels focused on describing social reality, such as William Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury and George Eliot's Middlemarch. British novels in the 20th century had undergone many changes in style, such as the Harry Potter series, Jane Austen's The Steen Family, and Tom Harper Lee's Wuthering Heights. Modern British novels paid more attention to emotions and human nature, such as Arthur Clarke's 2001 Space Oasis and Raymond chandler's Water Margins. The history of the British novel is a colorful and imaginative work that has made great contributions to world literature.

Mystery novels were a literary form that used suspense, mystery, and evidence analysis as the main elements to let the readers find the answer in the story through logical reasoning, psychological reasoning, and logical reasoning. The following is the development of mystery novels: Ancient mystery novels: As early as the ancient Greek period, there were already elements such as "tricks" and "mysteries" that created the first mystery novel. 2. Medieval novels: In medieval Europe, the forms of mystery novels became more diverse, such as The Murder of Agatha Christie. 19th century: The 19th century was the golden age of American mystery novels, such as Möbius Strip and The Missing John Barne. 20th century: The 20th century was the low point of mystery novels due to the readers 'fatigue and lack of innovation. 21st century: In the 21st century, mystery novels have gained a lot of attention, such as Murder on the Oriental Express and Murder at the Ten Corners Pavilion. 6. Modern mystery novels: In recent years, many modern mystery novelists have launched works with novel elements and styles, such as The Battle of Heritage and The Murder of the Black Rose. Generally speaking, the development of detective novels has gone through a long process, and there are different ways and styles of expression in different eras and cultural backgrounds.

A detective novel is a novel with a detective theme. It usually sets the story in a fictional world and tells the story of a group of detectives or policemen investigating various mysterious events. The origin of detective novels can be traced back to the 1920s in the United States, when there were already some similar novels. In the 1930s, detective novels began to gain attention and became a popular form of literature. In the 1940s and 1950s, the development of detective novels entered a new stage, which began to emphasize the complexity of reasoning and plot, as well as the character and motivation of the characters. The famous detective novels of this period included The Complete Sherlock Holmes and The Three-Body Problem. In the 1960s and 1970s, detective novels began to become more social and political, discussing the political and economic problems of the society at that time. The famous detective novels of this period included Black Mirror and Twelve Angry Men. In modern times, detective novels had become a global literary form and were widely welcomed. Many famous detective novels, such as Doyle, Agatha Christie, Astrologer, Raymond Chander, etc.