Seventy-Seven Clocks by Christopher Fowler - ISBN: 9780553817195
Paperback
Time ticks deadly for peculiar detectives in a bizarre 1970s mystery.

Seventy-Seven Clocks

(Bryant & May Book 3)

$29.94

  • Paperback

    480 pages

  • Release Date

    1 November 2006

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Summary

The third Bryant & May mystery, in which British fiction’s most enigmatic detectives investigate perhaps their most peculiar case of all…

‘The newspapers referred to it as the case of the seventy-seven clocks. There was quite a fuss at the time. We got into terrible trouble. Dear fellow, it was one of our most truly peculiar cases. I remember as if it was yesterday.’

In fact, Arthur Bryant remembers very little about yesterday, but he does remember the oddest investigation…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780553817195
ISBN-10:0553817191
Author:Christopher Fowler
Publisher:Transworld Publishers Ltd
Imprint:Bantam Books
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:480
Release Date:1 November 2006
Weight:326g
Dimensions:32mm x 128mm x 196mm
Series:Bryant & May
A-Format
Seventy-Seven Clocks by Christopher Fowler - ISBN: 9780553817195
128 × 196 mm
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C-Format
A4
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Critics Review

Witty, sinuous and darkly comedic storytelling from a Machiavellian jokester

Witty, sinuous and darkly comedic storytelling from a Machiavellian jokester – Maxim Jacubowski * GUARDIAN *
Witty, charming, and informed about London, but - this is important - the storylines are vivid, tough and have a hard edge – Marcel Berlins * THE TIMES *

About The Author

Christopher Fowler

Christopher Fowler was the multiple award-winning author of almost fifty novels and short story collections, including the celebrated Bryant & May mysteries. His other novels include Roofworld, Spanky, The Sand Men and Hot Water. He has also written two acclaimed memoirs, Paperboy (winner of the Green Carnation Prize) and Film Freak, plus The Book of Forgotten Authors and Peculiar London, Bryant and May’s singular and eccentric guide to the city. In 2015 Chris won the CWA’s coveted ‘Dagger in the Library’ for his body of work. He lived in London and Barcelona. Diagnosed with cancer just as the UK went into lockdown in 2020, Chris died on 2nd March 2023.

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