Recommend a few more classic mystery works

It was most influenced by Western Europe, especially the French bourgeois literary decadence. There are "Collection of Grotesque Stories", "Black Cat", "Mauge Street** Case" and so on. There are "The Philosophy of Writing" and "Principles of Poetry".

The 1841 publication of The Mauger Street ** Case is widely regarded as the earliest detective**. The content is written in the secret room**,**It is actually an orangutan. The Mysterious Case of Mary Roger, published in 1842, was solved purely in the form of reasoning.

Others, such as "The Golden Beetle", "You Are the Murderer**", "The Stolen Letter", etc., have successfully created five modes of reasoning, (murder in the secret room, pure reasoning detective in the easy chair, code-cracking tricks, detective is ** and psychological crime-solving, and people's blind spots) have shaped the artistic model of amateur detective Auguste Dubin. Edgar Allan Poe is known as the "originator of detectives". Its ** style is weird and bizarre, full of horror atmosphere.

According to Howard Highclifft, an expert who studies detectives, "This Doberman is also Poe's self-ideal incarnation, because he has been unusually intelligent since he was a child, and he wants to show his superiority everywhere, so he writes Doberman as an ideal person with superhuman intelligence, observant and like a god, and in order to set off his greatness, he uses a friend who admires him infinitely and dwarfs him to narrate his deeds, and also writes a police detective with a dull mind and good motives who repeatedly makes mistakes as a comparison." The location of the crime is generally arranged in a tightly locked dark room; Evidence of the crime of burying stolen goods is done in a way that is clearly unexpected; In the process of solving the case, logical rigor and empathetic reasoning (now known as psychoanalysis) are used; then methodically force the offender to submit to justice; In the end, the protagonist will explain the whole process complacently and endlessly. This has become the pattern of Poe Detective**.

In the past 140 years, this model has been used by detectives all over the world to learn from each other, and many of these works are following in his footsteps and cannot get out of this trap. Even the Detective Kev in Wilkie Collins's famous work "The Jewel of the Moon" (1868), known as the father of detectives, was born under the influence of Poe.

Ellery Quinn: "The Mystery of the Roman Hat", "The Mystery of the Greek Coffin", "The Mystery of the French Powder", "The Mystery of the Egyptian Cross."

The Tragedy of X", The Tragedy of Y, The Tragedy of Z, The Last Case of Jerry Wren

John Dixonka: "The Three Coffins", "Judas's Window", "The Distorted Hub".

Agatha Christie: "Nobody Survives."

Shoji Shimada: "Astrology Killing Magic", "Leaning House Crime", "Foreign Knight", "Whimsical Movement".

Keigo Higashino: "After School", "Malice", "White Night Walking", "The Devotion of Suspect X".

Japan's four major mystery books: "The Black Death Hall Murder Incident", "Brain Hell", "Lost Happiness in the Box", "A Gift to Nothingness".

In addition, there is the Sherlock Holmes series, the Kaneda series.

Do you want to see domestic, Taiwanese, European or American or Japanese? Ontological, socialist, or something else? Recently, I've been revisiting the works of Shoji Shimada and Keigo Higashino, both of whom have good books and can be found in most bookstores.

Japanese reasoning:

Minato Kanae's "Confession",

Shizuko Natsuki, "The Tragedy of C", "The Tragedy of M", "The Tragedy of W".

Akita Tendo "Always a Child", "The Pathology of Love".

Arisugawa Arisu: "Is it her? Or is it him? ", Raven Island

Sakae Saito, "Tokyo, no **", "Murderous Toys".

Kiyohari Matsumoto "Sand Ware".

Natsuo Kirino's "Crossing the Line".

Hiroshi Mori "All Become F".

Seiichi Morimura, "Proof of Humanity", "Proof of Youth", "Proof of Wildness", "Tokyo Airport Murder Case".

Yokozo Masashi "The Devil Comes with a Flute", "The Devil's Darling", "The Devil's Color Ball Song", "The Queen Bee", "The Murder of the Honjin".

Kazuki Sakuraba "Candy Bullet".

I have always felt that the name of Shuneng is super like the idiom = =, "Scissors Man".

Ayatsuji pedestrian "Black Cat Pavilion Murder Incident", "Ten Kakukan Murder Incident".

Kyotaro Nishimura, "Hyperbolic Murder", "Seven Witnesses".

Yasuhiko Nishizawa, "The Man Who Died Seven Times",

Shoji Shimada, "Astrology Murders", "Murder in the Leaning House", "One Hundred Years of Loneliness in Jack the Ripper".

European and American reasoning:

Agatha. Christie, "The Case of the Nile", "The Case of the Orient Express", "No One Survived", "The Case of Cliff Villa".

Clayton Lawson, "Death Flies Out of the Top Hat",

Chesterton, The Mythical Tale of Father Brown

Caston Leroux, "The Secret of the Yellow Room".

Ellery Quinn, "The Tragedy of X", "The Tragedy of Y", "The Tragedy of Z", "The Mystery of the Chinese Orange", "The Mystery of the Greek Coffin".

Anthony Berkeley, "Poisoned Chocolate**" (I highly recommend this one.) This is the first book I've read that has so many statements that can be perfectly explained. ）

John Dixon Carr, "Three Coffins", "The Peacock Feather ** Case", "The Mystery of the Green Capsule".

So much recommended for the time being. I've given some examples of works that are representative and that I like very much.

Hope it helps.

My favorites are the works of Kiyohari Matsumoto and Keigo Higashino Recommended for the landlord.

Matsumoto Kiyohari "The Way of the Beast" and "Sand Ware".

Keigo Higashino, "White Night Walking", "Meteor Trip", "Fate", "Unrequited Love".

The first to bear the brunt of the problem was naturally Keigo Higashino. I've seen almost all of his**. To be honest, it's a great pity to miss out on any of his works, but Higashino's works aren't all reasoning.

Minato Kanae (confession and atonement) is also good. Hot Recommendation Pure Reasoning** "The Relief of the Holy Maiden", "Malice" and "After School" and "The Self-Statement of Suspect X". It's true.

"The Feast of the Buddha", "Reasoning After Dinner", "Probability of Death 2 2", "Disintegration of the Causes", "The Logic of God, The Magic of Man", "The Code of the Detective", "The Dream of Crazy Bones", "Personality Transfer and Killing".

Agatha Christie, enough for the landlord to look at it for a long time.