JIM MAITLAND SERIES (Complete Edition) (eBook)

Adventure Classics: The Travels of Jim Maitland & The Island of Terror
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2023
322 Seiten
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859-654774526-6 (EAN)

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The "JIM MAITLAND SERIES (Complete Edition)" is a captivating anthology that brings together the full range of adventures featuring the enigmatic character of Jim Maitland. Known for its dynamic blend of action, mystery, and timeless exploration of the human spirit, this collection showcases the diverse narrative style that has left a lasting impression on its readers. Each tale within the series is rich with suspense and intrigue, reflecting the complex world of early 20th-century literature while offering a fresh take on the hero's journey. The collection is notable for its vivid, engaging storytelling that transcends genre conventions, presenting stories that are both thought-provoking and entertaining. H. C. McNeile, famously writing under the pseudonym "Sapper," was a leading figure in the adventure fiction genre, whose contributions helped define the character-centric narratives of his time. His Jim Maitland stories are emblematic of the interwar period's fascination with exotic locales and the classic colonial adventure tropes, often mingling with the burgeoning modernist literary movement. Sapper's work is celebrated for its authentic depiction of the era's cultural and historical contexts, creating a rich tapestry of voices and experiences that paint a comprehensive portrait of the early 20th-century adventure archetype. This complete edition offers an invaluable opportunity for readers to immerse themselves in the world of Jim Maitland, discovering a myriad of adventures that challenge, entertain, and enlighten. Ideal for both devotees of classic literature and newcomers seeking exploration in literary history, the collection provides a broad spectrum of insights through its array of styles and themes. Readers are invited to engage with each story as a separate journey, yet discover the profound dialogue that emerges when these varied narratives are brought together, illuminating the enduring appeal and complexity of Sapper's work.

Herman Cyril McNeile, known to readers as H. C. McNeile and more commonly by his pen name 'Sapper', was an English author, born on September 28, 1888, in Bodmin, Cornwall. He served in the Royal Engineers (a corps of the British Army) during World War I, an experience that deeply influenced his writing career. After the war, McNeile turned to writing, where his military experience brought authenticity to the tales he spun. He became famous for his series featuring the character Bulldog Drummond, but another notable work includes the 'Jim Maitland Series (Complete Edition)', which follows the adventures of a dashing man of action. McNeile's literary style was characterized by a strong narrative pace and a vivid sense of adventure, reflecting the tumultuous times and the spirit of the post-war era. His works remain a vivid example of early 20th-century adventure and pulp fiction, offering a window into the values and sensibilities of the period. He continued to write prolifically until his death on August 14, 1937. Though some aspects of his work, particularly certain social views, have been critiqued by modern standards, McNeile's influence on the adventure genre is undeniable, and his body of work remains of interest to scholars of early 20th-century literature.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 7.12.2023
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Krimi / Thriller / Horror Historische Kriminalromane
Schlagworte 20th-century adventure anthology • A Death in Sweden • Adventure genre roots • adventure mystery fiction • adventurer protagonist literature • adventure storytelling collection • Agatha Christie • Arthur Conan Doyle • bravery and honor theme • British adventure narratives • British Empire adventure • British Empire fiction • British mystery authors • British spirit narratives • classic detective novels • colonial escapades stories • early 20th century adventure • Edgar Wallace • English intrepid explorer • exotic locales storytelling • gentleman adventurer tales • golden age of detective fiction • H. C. McNeile books • Historical Adventure Fiction • Historical cultural significance • historical detective stories • international crime fiction • interwar literary exploration • James Bond • Jim Maitland series • John Grisham • military influenced writing • military officer protagonist • Public Domain Mysteries • Sherlock Holmes • Stieg Larsson • The Bone Labyrinth • The Truth and Other Lies • valor and duty themes • WWI era literary style
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