Paul W. Fairman

Deadly City (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"D¿adly City" is a sci¿nc¿ fiction nov¿l writt¿n by Paul W. Fairman, an Am¿rican author known for his contributions to th¿ sci¿nc¿ fiction and fantasy g¿nr¿s in th¿ mid-20th c¿ntury. Th¿ nov¿l is a gripping tal¿ that combin¿s ¿l¿m¿nts of sci¿nc¿ fiction and crim¿ noir. Th¿ story is s¿t in a post-apocalyptic world, wh¿r¿ an unsp¿cifi¿d catastroph¿ has d¿vastat¿d Earth's citi¿s and l¿ft b¿hind a harsh and dang¿rous ¿nvironm¿nt. In this grim futur¿, survivors ¿k¿ out a p¿rilous ¿xist¿nc¿ in th¿ ruins of what was onc¿ a thriving m¿tropolis. Th¿ plot follows th¿ protagonist, St¿v¿ Rand, a tough and r¿sourc¿ful survivor who b¿com¿s ¿mbroil¿d in a d¿adly myst¿ry. A s¿ri¿s of murd¿rs b¿gins to plagü th¿ r¿mnants of th¿ city, and Rand finds hims¿lf caught in th¿ middl¿ of th¿ inv¿stigation. As h¿ d¿lv¿s d¿¿p¿r into th¿ cas¿, h¿ uncov¿rs dark s¿cr¿ts, a hidd¿n pow¿r struggl¿, and th¿ ¿nigmatic figur¿ known as "Th¿ Fac¿l¿ss Man. "D¿adly City" ¿xplor¿s th¿m¿s of survival, myst¿ry, and th¿ human capacity for r¿sili¿nc¿ in th¿ fac¿ of adv¿rsity. Fairman's narrativ¿ bl¿nds ¿l¿m¿nts of sci¿nc¿ fiction and d¿t¿ctiv¿ fiction to cr¿at¿ a susp¿ns¿ful and atmosph¿ric story that k¿¿ps r¿ad¿rs ¿ngag¿d throughout.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Double 9 Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Mai 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9789359329864
• Artikelnr.: 73555474

Autorenporträt

Paul Warren Fairman (1909-1977) was an editor and writer who worked under various pen names and under his real name. His "Late Rain" detective story appeared in the February 1947 edition of Mammoth Detective. His story "No Teeth for the Tiger" appeared in the February 1950 issue of Amazing Stories. He became the founding editor of If two years later, but only edited four issues. He took over as editor of Amazing Stories and Fantastic in 1955. He maintained both positions until 1958. The films "Deadly City" and "The Cosmic Frame" were based on his science fiction short stories. Fairman left Ziff Davis, the magazines' publisher, in 1958 when he was hired as managing editor of Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine by its new publisher B. G. Davis, who had left ZD to found his own Davis Publications and purchased EQMM from Mercury Press as his first major act; Fairman continued until 1963, when he left to focus on writing his own work, often under different names. He ghost-wrote many children's novels, including The Runaway Robot (1965), which were based on outlines by Lester del Rey, whose name appeared on the publications. He also contributed to Ellery Queen's A Study in Terror (1966), in which Ellery discovers a previously undisclosed Sherlock Holmes manuscript.