The cover page is adapted from Peter Bell Smith, a painting completed in 1859 by John J. Porter. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
The Rasp
Capítulos (20)
- Dedication 0:00
- Epigraph 0:04
- I: Tolling the Bell 0:29
- II: Anthony Gethryn 15:12
- III: Cock Robin’s House 22:18
- IV: Study 47:50
- V: The Lady of the Sandal 1:22:20
- VI: Secretary and the Sister 1:52:30
- VII: The Prejudiced Detective 2:28:28
- VIII: The Inefficiency of Margaret 2:52:11
- IX: The Inquest 3:25:11
- X: Birds of the Air 3:48:40
- XI: The Bow and Arrow 4:11:00
- XII: Exhibits 4:24:43
- XIII: Irons in the Fire 4:36:03
- XIV: Hay-Fever 5:04:40
- XV: Anthony’s Busy Day 5:30:20
- XVI: Revelation and the Sparrow 5:46:57
- XVII: By The Owl’s Commissioner 6:23:56
- XVIII: Enter Fairy Godmother 7:48:12
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Anthony Gethryn, a retired secret service colonel, is commissioned by the weekly newspaper to report on the murder of cabinet minister John Hoode. As he arrives in Abbotshall, the iron-clad alibis of everyone involved suggest that finding the murderer won’t be an easy task. Aided by his ingenuity, a couple of friends, and a bit of luck, Anthony will have to uncover the culprit—and perhaps something else that he’s missing.
The Rasp is a classic detective novel with a closed circle of suspects. Skillfully misdirecting the reader on multiple occasions, Philip MacDonald keeps the reader guessing.