Дело о золотой мушке

Britanet͡s Ėdmund Krispin otnositsi͡a k chislu avtorov Zolotogo veka detektiva, a ego proizvedenii͡a schitai͡utsi͡a klassikoĭ britanskogo detektiva. Geroem vsekh devi͡ati romanov Krispina stal Dzherveĭs Fen - ėkst͡sentrichnyĭ oksfordskiĭ professor angliĭskogo i͡azyka i literatury s ti͡agoĭ k raskrytii͡u prestupleniĭ."Delo o zolotoĭ mushke" - pervyĭ roman o rassledovanii͡akh Dzherveĭsa Fena. Molodai͡a aktrisa Izolʹda Khaskell naĭdena mertvoĭ. Poskolʹku nikto ne mog zaĭti v komnatu nezamechennym, polit͡sii͡a podozrevaet samoubiĭstvo. No Dzherveĭs Fen uveren, chto devushku ubili. Ego edinstvennai͡a ulika - naĭdennoe na zhertve neobychnoe kolʹt͡so s zolotoĭ mushkoĭ.

Briton Edmund Crispin is one of the authors of the Golden Age of detective fiction, and his works are considered classics of the British detective. The hero of all nine of Crispin's novels was Gervase Fen, an eccentric Oxford professor of English and literature with a penchant for solving crimes.The Case of the Golden Fly is the first novel about the investigations of Gervais Feng. Young actress Isolde Haskell has been found dead. Since no one could enter the room unnoticed, the police suspect suicide. But Gervase Fen is sure that the girl was murdered. His only clue is an unusual ring with a gold fly found on the victim.