Black Bridge: A Mystery of Venice by Edward Sklepowich

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The Mysteries of Venice, Book Four.

Black Bridge : A Mystery of Venice. Book in the Urbino McIntyre Mystery Series). by Edward Sklepowich. This is not for readers who like the equivalent of fast food when they read a book, but something that stimulates their mind as well as entertains, because Sklepowich is in a fine tradition of writers of elegant prose who have turned their talents to Venice, like Henry James and Marcel Proust and Thomas Mann.

Black bridge: a mystery of Venice. Again Sklepowich (Death in a Serene City, LJ 9/1/90) takes his readers to Venice, where they enjoy the antics of Urbino Macintyre and his friend the contessa as Macintyre investigates threats made. Edward Sklepowich is an American author of mysteries. Deeply connected to his Italian heritage, Sklepowich has used the country as the setting for all of his fiction. Библиографические данные. Black Bridge The Mysteries of Venice (Том 4).

EDWARD SKLEPOWICH has been an expatriate American for many years. He has been a Fullbright scholar of American literature in Egypt, Algeria, and Tunisia. His deep feeling for Venice is one expression of his maternal Italian heritage. Int EDWARD SKLEPOWICH has been an expatriate American for many years. He has been a Fullbright scholar of American literature in Egypt, Algeria, and Tunisia

by Edward Sklepowich. Published 1995 by Scribner in New York. Fiction, Urbino Macintyre (Fictitious character). There's no description for this book yet.

Description: Centuries ago, Venice celebrated the Day of All Souls by building a bridge of boats across the canal to the cemetery island of San Michele. As the tourist season winds down, the Contessa da Capo-Zendrini decides it’s time to revive the tradition, organizing a fleet so the city can mourn once more as it did in ancient times. Her plans are upended, however, when her latest fascination, a rakish playwright named Bobo, begins receiving anonymous threats

Author Edward Sklepowich writes knowingly of Venice-both the current (but not modern) city, and the city described by poets and philosophers of the ages. Indeed, much of the pleasure of THE LAST GONDOLA comes not from the mystery, but from the atmosphere of the city, of culture and secret knowledge. Mystery fans may grow impatient with the slow pace at which the mystery evolves, the strange coincidences that are contorted to make the story, and with Urbino's apparent willingness to leave all morals behind.

Book 4, The Mysteries of Venice. View More by This Author. This book can be downloaded and read in Apple Books on your Mac or iOS device. Urbino Macintyre fights to protect the safety of his closest friend. Centuries ago, Venice celebrated the Day of All Souls by building a bridge of boats across the canal to the cemetery island of San Michele. From Publishers Weekly. Sep 04, 1995 – Sklepowich's fourth elegant Venice mystery (after Death in a Serene City) reunites amateur sleuth, American expatriate, Proust biographer and art restorer Urbino Macintyre with his dear friend, the lovely and wealthy Contessa da Capo-Zendrini (who last appeared in the series opener, Liquid Desires).

0 5 Author: Edward Sklepowich. Urbino Macintyre fights to protect the safety of his closest friend Centuries ago, Venice celebrated the Day of All Souls by building a bridge of boats across the canal to the cemetery island of San Michele. Contessa da Capo-Zendrini decides it's time to revive the tradition. Her plans are upended, however, when her latest fascination, a rakish playwright named Bobo, begins receiving anonymous threats