Zwei rätselhafte Morde verschlagen Wachtmeister Studer bis nach Marokko, wo er in der Fremdenlegion einen seiner schwierigsten Fälle lösen muss. Keine leichte Aufgabe für den Schweizer Ermittler, der in seinem Heimatkanton Bern fest verwurzelt ist. In Glausers Studer-Romanen wird nicht nur akribisch ermittelt, sondern auch gern und häufig gegessen.

Die Fieberkurve (German Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Glauser, Friedrich

Contemporary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Friedrich Glauser: Matto regiert. Wachtmeister Studers dritter Fall Edition Holzinger. Taschenbuch Berliner Ausgabe, 2016 Durchgesehener Neusatz bearbeitet und eingerichtet von Michael Holzinger <ul>
<li>Erstdruck vom 22.5. bis zum 13.11.1936 in der Verbandszeitschrift der Gewerkschaft VPOD »Der öffentliche Dienst«. Erste Buchausgabe Dezember 1936.</li> </ul> Herausgeber der Reihe: Michael Holzinger Reihengestaltung: Viktor Harvion Umschlaggestaltung unter Verwendung des Bildes: Heinrich Gretler als »Wachtmeister Studer« im gleichnamigen Film aus dem Jahre 1939. Foto: Emil Berna / Praesens-Film AG / CC BY-SA 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Quelle: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gretler_Studer1.jpg Hier leicht farbverändert wiedergegeben. Gesetzt aus der Minion Pro, 11 pt.

Matto regiert: Wachtmeister Studers dritter Fall (Volume 3) (German Edition)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Friedrich Glauser: Die Fieberkurve. Wachtmeister Studers zweiter Fall  Edition Holzinger. Taschenbuch Berliner Ausgabe, 2016 Durchgesehener Neusatz bearbeitet und eingerichtet von Michael Holzinger   Entstanden Ende 1935. Erstdruck vom 3.12.1937 bis zum 11.2.1938 in der »Zürcher Illustrierten«. Erste Buchausgabe 1938 im Morgarten-Verlag, Zürich.   Herausgeber der Reihe: Michael Holzinger Reihengestaltung: Viktor Harvion Umschlaggestaltung unter Verwendung des Bildes: Heinrich Gretler als »Wachtmeister Studer« im gleichnamigen Film aus dem Jahre 1939. Foto: Emil Berna / Praesens-Film AG / CC BY-SA 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Quelle: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gretler_Studer1.jpg Hier leicht farbverändert wiedergegeben.  Gesetzt aus der Minion Pro, 11 pt.

Die Fieberkurve: Wachtmeister Studers zweiter Fall (German Edition)

Praise for Friedrich Glauser’s other Sergeant Studer novels: “Thumbprint is a fine example of the craft of detective writing in a period which fans will regard as the golden age of crime fiction.”—The Sunday Telegraph “In Matto’s Realm is both a compelling mystery and an illuminating, finely wrought mainstream novel.”—Publishers Weekly “A despairing plot about the reality of madness and life, leavened with strong doses of bittersweet irony. The idiosyncratic investigation of In Matto’s Realm and its laconic detective have not aged one iota.”—Guardian “With good reason, the German-language prize for detective fiction is named after Glauser. . . . He has Simenon’s ability to turn a stereotype into a person, and the moral complexity to appeal to justice over the head of police procedure.”—The Times Literary Supplement When two women are “accidentally” killed by gas leaks, Sergeant Studer investigates the thinly disguised double murder in Bern and Basel. The trail leads to a geologist dead from a tropical fever in a Moroccan Foreign Legion post and a murky oil deal involving rapacious politicians and their henchmen. With the help of a hashish-induced dream and the common sense of his stay-at-home wife, Studer solves the multiple riddles on offer. But assigning guilt remains an elusive affair.
 The third in the Sergeant Studer series.

Fever (A Sergeant Studer Mystery)

Literary

Bitter Lemon Press

“After reading Friedrich Glauser's dark tour de force In Matto's Realm, it's easy to see why the German equivalent of the Edgar Allan Poe Award is dubbed ‘The Glauser.’”—The Washington Post
Praise for the Sergeant Studer series:
“Thumbprint is a fine example of the craft of detective writing in a period which fans will regard as the golden age of crime fiction.”—The Sunday Telegraph
“In Matto’s Realm is a gem that contains echoes of Dürrenmatt, Fritz Lang’s film M and Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain. Both a compelling mystery and an illuminating, finely wrought mainstream novel.”—Publishers Weekly
When, in later years, Sergeant Studer told the story of the Chinaman, he called it the story of three places, as the case unfolded in a Swiss country inn, in a poorhouse, and in a horticultural college. Three places and two murders. Anna Hungerlott, supposedly dead from gastric influenza, left behind handkerchiefs with traces of arsenic. One foggy November morning the enigmatic James Farny, nicknamed the Chinaman by Studer, was found lying on Anna’s grave. Murdered, a single pistol shot to the heart that did not pierce his clothing. This is the fourth in the Sergeant Studer series.
 Friedrich Glauser is a legendary figure in European crime writing. He was a morphine and opium addict much of his life and began writing crime novels while an inmate of the Swiss asylum for the insane at Waldau.

The Chinaman: A Sergeant Studer Mystery

Praise for Friedrich Glauser’s other Sergeant Studer novels:
“Fever is a deviously plotted procedural. Not many can outdo Friedrich Glauser.”—The New York Times
“This gem contains echoes of Dürrenmatt, Fritz Lang’s film M and Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain. Both a compelling mystery and an illuminating finely wrought mainstream novel, Matto’s Realm will make it clear to American readers why the German language prize for detective fiction is named after Glauser.”—Publishers Weekly
“Thumbprint is a fine example of the craft of detective writing in a period which fans will regard as the golden age of crime fiction.”—The Sunday Telegraph
This is the fifth, and last, novel in the much-acclaimed Sergeant Studer series. Why must the festive dinner in the Hirschen Inn be interrupted? A murder puts an end to the wedding celebration of Studer’s daughter. A man is found with a sharpened bicycle spoke embedded in his back, and a suspect is quickly arrested—a bit too quickly, thinks Studer. Property speculation, usury, and betrayed love find their way into this tightly written mystery novel that calls on Studer’s intuitive, often absurd, yet efficient police methods.
The Spoke, a European crime classic, was first published in 1937. It has been translated into six languages. This is its first publication in English.
Friedrich Glauser is a legendary figure in European crime writing. He was a morphine and opium addict much of his life and began writing crime novels while he was an inmate at the Swiss insane asylum Waldau.

The Spoke: A Sergeant Studer Mystery

Fieberkurve: Russian translation by Lioudmila Sharova (Russian Edition)

Reproduktion des Originals in Großdruckschrift.

Der Chinese. Roman. ( Sämtliche Kriminalromane, 4).

Diogenes-Verlag

Krock und Co. Roman. ( Sämtliche Kriminalromane, 5).

Der Tee der drei alten Damen. Roman. ( Sämtliche Kriminalromane, 6).

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