Search Results: Nero Wolfe In Montenegro by Rex Stout

La Domenica del Corriere Rivista originale del 8 Maggio 1973 Anno 75 - N. 19 Rarità per appassionati e collezionisti Seguono solo alcuni dei fatti descritti, illustrati e fotografati all'interno Illustrato in copertina (segue foto): Rivera-Lo Bello: da quanto fura la guerra tra arbitri e calcio Illustrato nelle ultime pagine (segue foto): Sandra Milo si è stancata di fare la donna di casa Nelle pagine interne: Montanelli: la vera difesa. Il disservizio delle poste è ormai totale: 250 miliardi bloccati negli uffici. I due magistrati che cercano la verità sulla violenza: Domenico Sica e Guido Viola. Lotta segreta di miliardi intorno al Canale di Suez. Mussolini (3^ puntata): a piazzale Loreto c'erano anche agenti segreti nazisti. Il cinema riscopre il famoso libro di Edmondo De Amicis: col vecchio ""Cuore"" non si piange più. Rex Stout, il creatore di Nero Wolfe fu cacciato da scuola perché era troppo bravo. Inserto: guida all'alimentazione 5 - un menù per tutti, le diete. La guerra delle moto… Read More

N.Y.: Bantam, 1986. First edition, April 1986, so stated with complete number line beginning with 1. Lightly soiled at page bottom else Fine in fine dust jacket, not price clipped, in protective mylar cover. " Devotees of the late Rex Stout's bestsellers will be pleasantly surprised by Goldsborough's first story about Nero Wolfe. Related by the elephantine genius's faithful assistant Archie Goodwin, this mystery starts when Maria Radovich asks him to intercede for her with Wolfe. She's worried over threats against her great-uncle Milan Stevens, controversial new director of the New York Symphony. Since Stevens, ne Mikos Stefanovic, had saved the detective's life years earlier in Montenegro, Wolfe agrees to take the case. Before he can act, however, someone stabs the musician fatally in his apartment. The police arrest Jerry Milner, a violinist with the orchestra and Maria's fiance, but Wolfe demolishes the evidence against him. While his boss remains sedentary, Archie… Read More

New York, Toronto: Farrar & Rinehart, Incorporated, [1940]. First edition. A fine copy in a nearly fine dust jacket with mild shelf wear to corner tips and spine ends, two tiny tears with crease to lower front panel, several rub marks to front spine fold. (23378). Octavo, pp. [1-4] [1-2] 3-293 [294: blank][295-297 excerpt for SOME BURIED CAESAR] [298-300: blank], original blue-green cloth, front and spine stamped in dark blue, top edge stained orange, fore edge uncut, bottom edge rough cut. The seventh Nero Wolfe mystery novel. "There is more of Archie Goodwin than of Nero Wolfe in this book, and that is all to the good, for, although Wolfe is Archie's boss and the one who does the heavy thinking, Archie is, unless our guess is wide of the mark, the person whom readers of the Nero Wolfe stories take to their hearts. If Nero is the brains of the concern, Archie is its arms and hands and legs. When Nero wants something done, he does not need to tell Archie how to do it. Archie will figure that out for… Read More