具体描述
摆满钟表的大屋、走来走去的人们、突然冒出的尸体、插在脖子上的时钟分针、神秘莫测的月光……
美国推理作家协会“终身大师奖”得主
美国推理作家协会“爱伦·坡特别奖”得主
约翰·狄克森·卡尔最复杂的作品，《三口棺材》同期之作，叙述性诡计的首次尝试！
“若克里斯蒂是推理界天后，那卡尔就是天王。”
——推理小说作家、评论家 安东尼·布彻
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案子发生在菲尔博士搬到伦敦做苏格兰场顾问之前的那一年秋天（在这篇叙述的结尾部分会提到搬家的原因），这个案子也是总监察戴维德·哈德利预计退休之前所处理的最后一个案子。他最终没有退休，现在成了哈德利警司，你随后也会明白其中因由。鉴于故事中的一个知名人士在四个月之前去世了，也 就没有必要保持沉默。我很快就会开始介绍。当梅尔逊向我讲述完这个故事的时候，我理解了很多东西，比如，绝对算不上神经质的梅尔逊教授为什么总是对天窗和金色涂料有抵触情绪；为什么动机如此邪恶，凶器如此特殊；为什么哈德利说可以把案子称为“飞行的手套的案子”；简单地说，为什么我们当中的几个人总是把这个和表盘相关的案子当做菲尔博士的最出色的案子。
作者简介
约翰·狄克森·卡尔（1906－1977）
史上最伟大的推理小说作家之一，举世公认的“密室推理之王”。其小说素以公平著称，线索隐蔽，解答惊人，具有超乎寻常的逻辑性、趣味性。他一生共设计了超过五十种密室，几乎每个都是构思精巧、无以复加；又兼其小说一贯具有的浓郁哥特风格，以及其谋篇布局的架构能力之强，自会让读者大呼过瘾，竞相传读。读推理，岂能不读密室；读密室，岂能不读卡尔！
目录信息
02 死亡钟表··························································································································011
03 破碎的窗户······················································································································023
04 趴在门槛上的人··············································································································035
05 房顶的两个人··················································································································049
06 埃姆斯警巡的报告··········································································································065
07 链子的噪声······················································································································079
08 天窗上的视角··················································································································095
09 不完美是谋杀··················································································································111
10 金漆··································································································································127
11 骗子··································································································································143
12 五个谜题··························································································································155
13 骷髅表······························································································································173
14 最后一个不在场证明······································································································187
15 飞行的手套······················································································································203
16 壁板后面的证据··············································································································221
17 控方的陈词······················································································································235
18 辩方的陈词······················································································································253
19 小酒馆里的续篇··············································································································271
20 地板下面的一封信··········································································································287
21 难以置信的月光··············································································································305
22 真相··································································································································323
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读后感
Those things only seem odd because a fact is stated out of its proper context. 一些事情显得奇怪，仅仅因为其中的某个事实超出了正常的范围。 ——Dr. Gideon Fell 1935年是John Dickson Carr的创作颠峰的一年，这一年中他创作了本人的代表作《三口棺材》，同时又以Carte...
评分Fell博士去拜访他的好友Melson教授，而与此同时，隔壁的钟表屋里却发生了一起谋杀案：一名陌生人死于阴暗的走廊内——脖子上插着一只时钟的分针。一个年轻人站在旁边，手上握着一把手枪，然而手枪却是没发射过的。随后的调查发现，这位陌生的死者是一名警察…… Fell系列第五...
评分还以为是个像钟表馆那种华丽的诡计什么的呢！ 中心诡计可行性到底是要有多差啊！ 凶手到底要多幸运，证人到底要多傻多盲多聋才能成功啊！ 而且全篇出最后几页极其平淡、毫无起伏，要不是今天精神好要不一天都看不完了！ 和屋型有关的推理不配地图太坑人了！ 买了当宝似...
评分Those things only seem odd because a fact is stated out of its proper context. 一些事情显得奇怪，仅仅因为其中的某个事实超出了正常的范围。 ——Dr. Gideon Fell 1935年是John Dickson Carr的创作颠峰的一年，这一年中他创作了本人的代表作《三口棺材》，同时又以Carte...
评分Those things only seem odd because a fact is stated out of its proper context. 一些事情显得奇怪，仅仅因为其中的某个事实超出了正常的范围。 ——Dr. Gideon Fell 1935年是John Dickson Carr的创作颠峰的一年，这一年中他创作了本人的代表作《三口棺材》，同时又以Carte...
用户评价
这么复杂真的大丈夫？
评分3星半 plot够复杂 解答不太满意
评分混乱程度堪比宝剑八、盲理发师，居然还木有配图，从一开始就没打算搞清楚整个事件的来龙去脉好吗……逻辑推理的逆转和收束仍有一些坑爹之处（签名信件的把戏、迫使犯人自白等）。所谓“叙述性诡计的首次尝试”又在哪里啊喂！
评分這在卡爾作品裏面可以排倒數了吧？？
评分这个是叙诡吗……早期的卡尔就喜欢搞这种天罗地网的故事，其实还蛮不错的。
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