Q.E.D. Queen's Experiments in Detection

The paperback is in fair condition, showing signs of wear typical for its age. The spine has some creasing and minor edge wear, and the cover shows slight scuffing. The pages are yellowed, consistent with vintage paperbacks, but remain intact. No dust jacket is present. Overall, the binding is secure, and the text is legible.

"Q.E.D. Queen's Experiments in Detection" by Ellery Queen is a captivating collection of detective stories published by New American Library in January 1970. This first printing paperback edition showcases the ingenuity of Ellery Queen, a pseudonym for the collaborative authors Frederic Dannay and Manfred Bennington Lee, who are renowned for their contributions to the mystery genre. This edition is a reprint of a hardcover edition, capturing the essence of classic detective fiction. The book features a series of short stories originally published in various prominent magazines, reflecting the rich tradition of mid-20th-century crime narratives. This edition is particularly significant for collectors of Ellery Queen's work, offering a glimpse into the evolution of detective fiction. The book is in fair condition, with some wear consistent with its age, making it a desirable addition for enthusiasts of vintage mystery novels.