Great Tales Of Detection 
(DOROTHY  L  SAYERS)
  
It is hard for me to judge an anthology of detective   stories, since I am not a real devotee of the genre. Great Tales of   Detection contains nineteen stories by different authors, among them Edgar   Allan Poe, G. K. Chesterton, Agatha Christie, Robert Louie Stevenson, Wilkie   Collins and Dorothy L. Sayers herself. An important thing to note is that it   was first published in 1936; so those wanting an up to date survey of the field   of detective fiction will want something more recent. The introduction by   Dorothy Sayers (in annoyingly small print for some reason) gives a brief but   interesting survey of the history of the genre. The only thing missing is the   dates of first publication of the stories. Great Tales of Detection is   good fun reading.         
 
  
 
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