Jean-François Miniac
Auteur de Agatha Christie, Tome 4 : Le Crime de l'Orient Express
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Œuvres de Jean-François Miniac
Agatha Christie, Tome 4 : Le Crime de l'Orient Express (1995) — Illustrateur; Illustrateur, quelques éditions; Illustrateur — 82 exemplaires
Monet, Een regenboog boven Giverny 1 exemplaire
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Death On The Nile
3,5
Dibujo elegante y ambientación cuidadosa, pero, a mi juicio, es complicado seguir la trama original porque ésta se desarrolla de forma excesivamente abrupta. Los personajes -en particular, los secundarios, que suelen ser cruciales para la solidez de es tipo de narraciones- no llegan a estar completamente perfilados y es difícil advertir sus motivaciones (reales o posibles). En todo caso, gracias al autor por su obra.
I love Sherlock Holmes, just enjoy the character, his precise skits and the crazy figure that minimizes the story all around.
But I didn't have a book of Holmes, so I took another.
I was in a mood for an old-fashioned thriller. I wanted a steam train, a severe lack of political correctness, a gallery of circus figures that included counties and princesses, and an old-style detective with no too fucked-up life that interrogates and finally explains to the public the way he came to the solution. All this and more I have found here, in this flawed and fun thriller that, though written decades ago, was amusing and surprising to me, and at the end, it was interrupted in a moment when a great moral stench rose from it and challenged me, mainly because I agreed with it unconditionally.
It was a pleasure, but I still prefer Sherlock Holmes.… (plus d'informations)
But I didn't have a book of Holmes, so I took another.
I was in a mood for an old-fashioned thriller. I wanted a steam train, a severe lack of political correctness, a gallery of circus figures that included counties and princesses, and an old-style detective with no too fucked-up life that interrogates and finally explains to the public the way he came to the solution. All this and more I have found here, in this flawed and fun thriller that, though written decades ago, was amusing and surprising to me, and at the end, it was interrupted in a moment when a great moral stench rose from it and challenged me, mainly because I agreed with it unconditionally.
It was a pleasure, but I still prefer Sherlock Holmes.… (plus d'informations)
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