About “The Problem of the Wire Cage”
The Problem of the Wire Cage is a 1939 detective novel by John Dickson Carr, featuring the character Gideon Fell. It is an "impossible crime" mystery, a subgenre in which a crime appears to have been committed under conditions that make it seem unsolvable. The story revolves around a puzzling crime that defies logical explanation, relying on clever twists and hidden details. Carr is known for his contributions to the mystery genre, and this novel is an example of his work in the impossible crime category. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.)
Book details
- First published
- 1939
- Latest edition
- 2024 · ISBN 9781613164860
- Pages
- 287
View more editions (5)
| Cover | Edition | Year | ISBN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Problem of the Wire Cage | 2024 | 9781613164860 | Buy on Amazon | |
| Problem of the Wire Cage | 2024 | 9781613164877 | Buy on Amazon | |
| The Problem of the Wire Cage | 1982 | 9780727802491 | Buy on Amazon | |
 | The problem of the wire cage | 1970 | 0552085308 | Buy on Amazon |
| Problem of the Wire Cage | 1939 | 9781613164884 | Buy on Amazon |
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How many pages is The Problem of the Wire Cage?
The Problem of the Wire Cage by John Dickson Carr has 287 pages.
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