Friedrich Glauser

A Sergeant Studer Mystery

1 - In Matto's Realm (Jan-2006)
2 - Fever (Nov-2006)
3 - Chinaman (Jan-2008)
4 - The Spoke (Jan-2009)

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  Thumbprint
  

  • Sep-2004
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  “It’s a fine example of the craft of detective writing in a period which some regard as the golden age of crime fiction.” -- The Sunday Telegraph

  The death of a traveling salesman appears to be an open and shut case. Studer is confront...

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  In Matto's Realm
  

  • Jan-2006
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  A Sergeant Studer Mystery - 1
  

  “Despairing plot about the reality of madness and life, leavened with strong doses of bittersweet irony. The idiosyncratic investigation and its laconic detective haven’t aged one iota.” -- Guardian

  A child-murderer escapes from a Swis...

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  Fever
  

  • Nov-2006
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  A Sergeant Studer Mystery - 2
  

  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 ...

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  Chinaman
  

  • Jan-2008
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  A Sergeant Studer Mystery - 3
  

  “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 PostPraise for the Sergeant Studer series:“Thumbprin...

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  The Spoke
  

  • Jan-2009
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  A Sergeant Studer Mystery - 4
  

  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...

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  Fieberkurve
  

  • Jul-2017
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  On New Year eve in Paris detective from Bern Wachmeister Studer and his friends from French Criminal Police made an acquaintance with priest who was on his way from Morocco to Switzerland. The priest told them the story about clairvoyant corporal fro...

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