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Nov 28, 2016 · The character of Inspector Jules Maigret, a French detective, appears in 75 full length novels and 28 short stories, and is one of Belgium’s most successful exports. We explore 10 must-reads from the ‘Maigret’ collection. Maigret et le Corps sans Tete | © Presses de la Cité.
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Jan 13, 2018 · 1. Pietr the Latvian: As always, it is my firm belief that the first novel in a series is always the best place to start, and Pietr the Latvian is a really strong book, offering an enticing glimpse into Maigret’s Paris and the evil that lurks within.
- The Snow Was Dirty
- The Saint-Fiacre Affair
- The Man Who Watched Trains Go by
- The Mahé Circle
- The Strangers in The House
It’s a pity that most readers, hearing the name Simenon, immediately think: Oh yes, Maigret. But in fact Simenon, as he well knew, was at his best in what he called his romans durs,or ‘hard novels’. And this one is surely the hardest of them all. It’s set in Liège, Simenon’s hometown, during the war, among a cast of gangsters and low-lifes. An asto...
This is one of the very best of the Maigret series. The Paris police inspector travels to the village of his birth, to investigate a predicted murder, which duly takes place. The opening scene, in which Maigret rises early on a winter morning in a provincial hotel, is superb. The plot, as usual, is preposterous. But one doesn’t read a Maigret for a...
A deeply unsettling study of a psychotic — the wonderfully named Kees Popinga — recounted with the lightest of touches. Simenon knew a great deal about the darkness of the human psyche, and his great gift, one of his great gifts, is to observe, and report, with an utterly unsentimental eye, on the doings of his fellow humans.
An extraordinary study of a burgeoning and eventually fatal obsession. It is set on the holiday island of Porquerolles off the south coast of France, but is the story of a holiday in Hell, as the eponymous Mahé conducts his doomed pursuit of the girl in the red dress. Enigmatic, brooding, and wholly convincing.
The lawyer Hector Loursat has largely given up on life after his wife’s desertion. He spends each evening reading and drinking himself into oblivion. Then a murder is committed in his house and he determines to act as legal defence for the young accused. I can do no better than quote myself (from the LA Times, 2018): ‘the quintessentialroman dur:di...
Dec 26, 2012 · Here are my favorites so far: The Sailor's Rendezvous (1931), Maigret Mystified (1932), Maigret Goes Home (1932), The Flemish Shop (1932), The Lock at Charenton (1933: probably intended to be the last Maigret), Maigret's Rival (1943), Maigret in Retirement (1945: another attempt to end the series), Maigret in New York (1947), No Vacation for ...
Aug 15, 2019 · Some of the stories roam wildly across Paris and draw in a large cast of incidental characters; others fix closely onto a particular place or community or social milieu; others zoom in even closer, on the ins and outs of a particular marriage or particular family.
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Jul 29, 2010 · 1. Mon ami Maigret (My friend Maigret), 1949: Maigret travels to the island of Porquerolles to investigate a murder, accompanied by a Scotland Yard detective who has come to study Maigret’s methods. 2.
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Apr 26, 2019 · One of the world’s most successful crime writers, Georges Simenon has thrilled mystery lovers since 1931 with his Inspector Maigret series. Best known for smoking his pipe, Maigret’s detective style is a mix of intuition with method, often accompanied by a neat tipple.
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