The Adventure of the Devil's Foot
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A good fit for
- 喜欢福尔摩斯短篇故事、希望在短时间内读完一个完整推理案件的读者
- 对英国侦探小说有入门兴趣、想借短篇体验柯南·道尔叙事节奏的中学生与文学爱好者
- 喜欢推理中“看似超自然、实则可解释”这一母题的读者
- 搜集群众出版社老版福尔摩斯系列、想补齐单行本的藏家
Not a good fit for
- 只接受逻辑严谨的本格推理、对短篇中留白不满意的硬核推理迷可能觉得不过瘾
- 偏好长篇人物成长或社会议题深度的读者
- 习惯现代快节奏、强反转悬疑小说的读者
Reading tips
- 建议先读完《归来记》或《最后致意》中的相邻短篇,再单独读本篇,理解福尔摩斯归案后的处境更为顺畅
- 可以带着“这个超出常理的恐怖现象背后可能藏着什么”的问题去读,同时留意开篇的景物与气味描写
- 读完后不妨回看结尾处福尔摩斯向华生致歉的一段,体会侦探对朋友负疚的心理
- 如果读的是群众出版社的合订本,可以在阅读结束后查一查本篇在《福尔摩斯全集》中的位置,理清故事的时间线
About the publisher
Qunzhong Publishing House is a publisher grounded in public security work and oriented toward society, focusing on books on politics, law, public security operations, public security teaching materials, and literature and art. Its current library contains 20 titles, covering categories such as war and military life, mystery and detective fiction, classic works, social novels, and otherworld fantasy. Representative books include The Secret Envoy, Black Ice, Ultimate Evil, Desperate Situation, Black Hole, The Case Is Solved: Chronicle of a Shocking Major Case, The Criminal Police Squad, and The Special Agent Company. Representative authors include Zhang Chenggong, Wang Xiaoyi, Zhu Weijian, Zang Qing, Zhang Ce, Zhang Liyu, Niu Bocheng, and Ding Yihe. Its publishing character lies in drawing on a public security professional background to combine legal and criminal investigation themes with literary narrative, forming a list that gives equal weight to mystery and detective fiction and social novels. As public information is limited, other publishing details are omitted.
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Arthur Conan Doyle (1859–1930) was a British novelist and physician, born in Edinburgh, Scotland, and died in Sussex, England. He is best known for creating the detective Sherlock Holmes, a figure who helped make detective fiction a widely popular literary genre; his reasoning-driven narratives and character dialogue remain influential today. His notable works include A Study in Scarlet, The Hound of the Baskervilles, The Lost World, and several collections of Holmes stories; this library holds twenty-nine of his works, mostly classified under mystery and foreign literature. Beyond detective fiction, he also wrote historical novels, poetry, and spiritualist works, showing wide-ranging interests and a style combining rigorous logic with adventurous imagination.