The D. Case: The Truth About the Mystery of Edwin Drood (U)

World-famous Sleuths Lew Archer, Father Brown, Sherlock Holmes, Jules Maigret, Philip Marlowe, Hercule Poirot, Nero Wolfe, And Porfiry Petrovich Gather In Rome To Ponder Charles Dickens's Final And Unfinished Novel. Part One: April Number -- Ruin Lies There In The Rain -- Dawn -- Thus Ends The First Chapter -- Dean, And A Chapter Also -- On This Ambiguous Note -- Nuns' House -- If Instead Of Investigators -- Numbers -- Anybody Who Ever Spent -- Philanthropy In Minor Canon Corner -- More Confidences Than One -- Menacing Conclusion -- Daggers Drawn -- Birds In The Bush -- After The Lightning Spurt -- Smoothing The Way -- Picture And A Ring -- Night With Durdles -- At The End Of The Imprinting -- Part Three: July And August Numbers -- What Is The Atmosphere Of A Convention -- Both At Their Best -- When Shall These Three Meet Again? -- Thin Melancholy Man -- Impeached -- Devoted -- Debate On The Mystery Number -- Philanthropy, Professional And Unprofessional -- Settler In Cloisterham -- Shadow On The Sun-dial -- Divers Flights -- Part Four: Last Number -- It Should Now Be The Fourth Day -- Gritty State Of Things Comes On -- Dawn Again -- We Had Reached The Circus Maximus -- If A Visitor To The Roman Forum -- It Is Nine A.m., Reader -- Waiting For Poirot -- The D. Case -- Epilogue. Charles Dickens, Carlo Fruttero Translated From The Italian By Gregory Dowling. Translation Of The Revisions And Ending To Dickens' Work Originally Appearing As: La Verità Sul Caso D. A Helen And Kurt Wolff Book.