新书红黑榜②《饭桌追凶》：吃着晚饭聊着天，神探老妈把案破！
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您好,本期新书已送达,请品读。 欢迎收听第二期新书红黑榜,我是品鉴员包子。 今天我要鉴赏的是浙江文艺出版社于 10 月出版的《饭桌追凶》,作者是美国作家詹姆斯·亚菲。 就像第一期的《信任》一样,这本《饭桌追凶》也可以称得上年度大作,只不过更多限定于推理小说领域吧。

Plus, it's a short novel, so the publicity on the market is not as big as it seems. It's even too low-key. This is the first time that James Yaffe's work has been introduced to the big city. It is also the first show of the Detective Mom series. James Yaffe was born in Chicago, USA in 1927. He is the youngest genius author since the 1941 original of the EQMM, a short film crime and retreat novel magazine.

The abbreviation EQMM must have made a lot of listeners confused. Its full name is "Eldrin Quinn Mystery Magazine", which is the famous Edley Crayne mystery magazine. The first time Yafi published an article on EQMM was in July 1943, a retweeted short film, "Impossible Crime Investigation" series. He was only 16 at the time, and this record has not been broken until now.

But do you think that's all about Yafi? No, his life and writing career can be considered to be legendary. His writing not only stays in the field of reasoning novels, but also has written realistic novels and three period novels. He has written scripts for TV series. Until 1968, Yafi's writing career was in a major turning point.

He became the English professor at the American Colorado School of Law, and he spent his 34 years of time on this land. Now the school has a short film writing competition. Although there are many talents, maybe because of such an unstable writing career, Yafi has not left a deep impression on many readers. In addition to the "Impossible Crime Investigation" series mentioned above, the most enjoyable is the "Ghost Mom" series.

From 1952, he wrote eight short novels one after another, with a long history, especially the fifth and sixth. The year after the eighth, which is the year he became a English professor at the Colorado Academy of Sciences, he wrote the series of short stories that are the longest, "Mom Chases the Past," trying to draw a sentence. But as we see in the search results, this is not the end.

20 years later, from 1988 to 1992, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series of "The Old Ma" was made into four long films. Ten years later, the series

After that, although the story did not fall into the abyss, the detective mom series was really about to end. Yafei died in 2017, and she was 90 years old. "The Manchurian Killer" is a relatively simple short thriller short film. Every Friday, when he and his wife eat dinner together, the police officer will talk about some of the cases he encountered at work. After a simple description, the detective mom will ask some seemingly unanswered questions, and then use sharp cuts to uncover the truth of the whole incident.

Yes, it's that simple. But as long as you read a few books, you can find such a few special points. Why can his reputation last for 70 years? I think the characteristics of Fan Zhuo's "Chasing the Bear" are three unremarkable.

First, the protagonist's mother is a lowly detective named Anne Leigh. When you hear this word, the more experienced audience may talk about some very famous works. Like Josephine's "Time of Iron" is the type of work. Although the protagonist, Detective Grant, lies in bed, he broke a historical theory that has been passed down for 400 years through his own thorough reasoning. Richard III did not actually kill two little princes imprisoned in the Tower of London in order to take the throne.

There's also a small series of "Pay the bill" for the Japanese writer Seizo Baoyan. It's even the short film "The God of the God" in my heart. "The Man Who Has the Heart" by Mizuho Satsuki's "Bingo" series. "Punish the Wolf of the Phoenix" is only a broadcast. On October 31st, people who bought things at the Qiaowen Hall in front of the station, and who have the heart, please come to the school's "Chai-Qi" store immediately. Step by step, you can see everything you've experienced today. In the end, you can infer a big and small daily case.

Just like what Yafi said, without a doubt, her mother never went out of the Bronx apartment to investigate the crime scene or interrogate the suspect. She didn't really sit on the chair to solve the case that her son told her. What she usually did was sit at the table and eat with David and her daughter-in-law Sherry. During this period, she listened to the case and talked about the similar human-to-human events she had encountered. Once they got in touch, the case was solved so cleverly.

The second characteristic is her daily humor. This is also what I think is different from Fan Zhou's "Chasing the Bear" and many other 推理 novels. Many 推理 novels don't think about anything else except for reasoning. And Yafei is obviously a master of storytelling. Through the carving of daily details, the reader quickly immersed in the story. "Mom wants to make a wish" is a typical example. At the beginning, Yafei only used one page of paper, just like we described the scene of David and Shirley going to their mother's house for dinner.

This is an exception to Friday, December 18th, my mom's birthday. Because of this, my mom doesn't do anything. Shirley is in charge of cooking, David is in charge of washing dishes, and my mom sits in the rain, watching TV or making phone calls with friends. My mom and her daughter-in-law are talking to each other again. And there is another special guest this day, David's boss, Mayor Milner.

He is usually quite persistent, but when he meets a woman, he is very shy. The reason he came to the gathering was because David and Shirley tried to put a red line on the father and the detective. When the party was halfway through, his mother looked at the detective in a bright light and asked him why he didn't finish the chicken legs. He did a good job, right? The detective laughed and admitted that he did. Then he and David started talking about the case. Our reader followed the story.

As for the third point, I think it's more controversial. From the above two points, the audience should be able to find that as a detective, my mother has never been to the scene. She didn't even go to the scene seriously, she just said her reasoning on the table and helped her son solve the case. So the question is, is there real evidence? Well, I have to say, there really isn't. The criminal chasing the murderer is a fairly classic new reasoning.

The one who wrote this theory is of course Achashara. But even if it's as great as Apo, it can't make all readers believe in the new religion. I don't think evidence is necessary to be considered a feature of the new religion. This type of reasoning is essentially a reflection of human nature. By using human personality characteristics and psychological activities to infer his motives and behavior at that time,

As the old lady in the book said, murder is a special part of life, isn't it? It's like everything else, it's caused by the personality of the person. And the old lady is because of the twisted chopsticks in her daily life, the greedy landlord and the annoying neighbor often fight, so she has a strong insight into the human nature. For some readers, her process of psychological reasoning is quite enjoyable, but for some others, it may not be.

Since this issue is a retelling novel, it's really hard to say without saying a mystery. I think the most attractive part of the "Fan Zhuo Chasing His Brother" is the mother and the doctor. The doctor gave his wife a fake doctor's dress for her birthday. She has been saving money for the doctor's dress, and even loaned it to the bank. But it's still not enough, so she borrowed the doctor's dress from Schultz.

This is the same shirt that was worn by the right-wing man who jumped off a building and committed suicide after failing to invest. After being auctioned, he warned that the shirt belonged to him and would never be worn by any other woman. Then he died the next day due to a stroke. This shirt, which looked cursed, also happened in the following weeks. The doctor's wife tried to put the shirt on the chair in a restaurant, but it always slipped to the ground.

She was walking on the street, but the doctor suddenly seemed to be pulling her in the opposite direction. One afternoon, she just hung the doctor in the bedroom, and felt as if she was knocking on the door. After meeting a nurse, she confirmed that there was indeed a curse on this doctor. She and her husband said they would sell her, and then left the clinic to listen to the music. This is the last time the doctor appeared in public.

The doctor called Schultz to ask for the name of the auction house. Schultz proposed to buy the first dress at the original price according to the doctor's purchase. But the doctor decided to go to the auction house to touch the luck, and made an appointment the next day to send the first dress away. But this plan did not work.

The doctor left his wife alone at home that night, but when he came back, he found his wife lying on the bed, without breathing. The autopsy confirmed that she was suffocated, and found fur in her lips and nostrils. It was a fur of a sculpture. As for the dress, it disappeared. But here's the problem. Does a woman living in the 20th century really suffocate a ghostly dress? In summary, "The Man Who Chased the Bear" is a wonderful short-term book about divorce.

Although not every retread novel fan can accept the new mode, and after reading a few books, you will find that each book is similar to its own mode, but the attractive fanfare and the absurd fanfare keep this book very good and enjoyable. So I think James A. Faye's "The Troublemaker" is worth reading.