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* graphic layout for Chapter 1 of ''[[Quotations:Black Orchids|Black Orchids]]'': '''[[:Image:Black Orchids-Chapter 1a.jpg|page 1]]''', '''[[:Image:Black Orchids-Chapter 1b.jpg|page 2]]''' | * graphic layout for Chapter 1 of ''[[Quotations:Black Orchids|Black Orchids]]'': '''[[:Image:Black Orchids-Chapter 1a.jpg|page 1]]''', '''[[:Image:Black Orchids-Chapter 1b.jpg|page 2]]''' | ||
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| + | ===== List of all [[:Category:Nero Wolfe mysteries|Nero Wolfe & Archie Goodwin Mysteries]] ===== | ||
| + | ====== All 47 Nero Wolfe Volumes ====== | ||
| + | '''''Note:''''' [[:Category:Nero Wolfe novels|Nero Wolfe full-length novels]] are indicated by appearing in '''''bold print italics''''' in the list below. They are numbered using Arabic numerals ('''''1, 2, 3'''''...). In contrast, collections of [[:Category:Nero Wolfe short stories|Nero Wolfe novelettes (short novels, short stories)]] are numbered using Roman numerals (''I, II, III''...). | ||
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| + | In total, there are '''[[:Category:Nero Wolfe mysteries|47 Nero Wolfe volumes]]''', 1 of them posthumous (published 10 years after Rex Stout's death). Out of [[:Category:Nero Wolfe mysteries|the 47 volumes]], '''33''' are '''[[:Category:Nero Wolfe novels|full-length Nero Wolfe novels]]'''. The remaining '''14''' volumes are '''collections of [[:Category:Nero Wolfe short stories|Nero Wolfe novelettes]]'''; there are, in total, '''41''' such '''[[:Category:Nero Wolfe short stories|novelettes]]'''. | ||
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| + | This means that, in grand total, '''there are 74 Nero Wolfe stories''' available '''in 47 volumes'''. (Please note that the final posthumous volume contains two Wolfe stories that are substantially changed – and improved! – versions of stories first published many years ago in other collections.) | ||
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| + | '''1)''' '''''[[Quotations:Fer-de-Lance|Fer-de-Lance]]''''' (1934)<br> | ||
| + | '''2)''' '''''[[Quotations:The League of Frightened Men|The League of Frightened Men]]''''' (1935)<br> | ||
| + | '''3)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Rubber Band|The Rubber Band]]''''' (1936)<br> | ||
| + | '''4)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Red Box|The Red Box]]''''' (1937)<br> | ||
| + | '''5)''' '''''[[Quotations:Too Many Cooks|Too Many Cooks]]''''' (1938)<br> | ||
| + | '''6)''' '''''[[Quotations:Some Buried Caesar|Some Buried Caesar]]''''' (1939)<br> | ||
| + | '''7)''' '''''[[Quotations:Over My Dead Body|Over My Dead Body]]''''' (1940)<br> | ||
| + | '''8)''' '''''[[Quotations:Where There's a Will|Where There's a Will]]''''' (1940)<br> | ||
| + | ''I)'' ''[[Quotations:Black Orchids|Black Orchids]]'' (1942)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Black Orchids|Black Orchids]] (1942)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Black Orchids|Cordially Invited to Meet Death]] (1942)<br> | ||
| + | ''II)'' ''[[Quotations:Not Quite Dead Enough|Not Quite Dead Enough]]'' (1944)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Not Quite Dead Enough|Not Quite Dead Enough]] (1942)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Not Quite Dead Enough|Booby Trap]] (1944)<br> | ||
| + | '''9)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Silent Speaker|The Silent Speaker]]''''' (1946)<br> | ||
| + | '''10)''' '''''[[Quotations:Too Many Women|Too Many Women]]''''' (1947)<br> | ||
| + | '''11)''' '''''[[Quotations:And Be a Villain|And Be a Villain]]''''' (1948)<br> | ||
| + | '''12)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Second Confession|The Second Confession]]''''' (1949)<br> | ||
| + | ''III)'' ''[[Quotations:Trouble in Triplicate|Trouble in Triplicate]]'' (1949)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Trouble in Triplicate|Before I Die]] (1947)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Trouble in Triplicate|Help Wanted, Male]] (1945)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Trouble in Triplicate|Instead of Evidence]] (1946)<br> | ||
| + | '''13)''' '''''[[Quotations:In the Best Families|In the Best Families]]''''' (1950)<br> | ||
| + | ''IV)'' ''[[Quotations:Three Doors to Death|Three Doors to Death]]'' (1950)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three Doors to Death|Door to Death]] (1949)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three Doors to Death|Man Alive]] (1947)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three Doors to Death|Omit Flowers]] (1948)<br> | ||
| + | '''14)''' '''''[[Quotations:Murder by the Book|Murder by the Book]]''''' (1951)<br> | ||
| + | ''V)'' ''[[Quotations:Curtains for Three|Curtains for Three]]'' (1951)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Curtains for Three|Bullet for One]] (1948)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Curtains for Three|Disguise for Murder]] (1950)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Curtains for Three|The Gun with Wings]] (1949)<br> | ||
| + | '''15)''' '''''[[Quotations:Prisoner's Base|Prisoner's Base]]''''' (1952)<br> | ||
| + | ''VI)'' ''[[Quotations:Triple Jeopardy|Triple Jeopardy]]'' (1952)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Triple Jeopardy|The Cop-Killer]] (1951)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Triple Jeopardy|Home to Roost]] (1952)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Triple Jeopardy|The Squirt and the Monkey]] (1951)<br> | ||
| + | '''16)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Golden Spiders|The Golden Spiders]]''''' (1953)<br> | ||
| + | '''17)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Black Mountain|The Black Mountain]]''''' (1954)<br> | ||
| + | ''VII)'' ''[[Quotations:Three Men Out|Three Men Out]]'' (1954)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three Men Out|Invitation to Murder]] (1942)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three Men Out|This Won't Kill You]] (1952)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three Men Out|The Zero Clue]] (1953)<br> | ||
| + | '''18)''' '''''[[Quotations:Before Midnight|Before Midnight]]''''' (1955)<br> | ||
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| + | '''19)''' '''''[[Quotations:Might As Well Be Dead|Might As Well Be Dead]]''''' (1956)<br> | ||
| + | ''VIII)'' ''[[Quotations:Three Witnesses|Three Witnesses]]'' (1956)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three Witnesses|Die Like a Dog]] (1954)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three Witnesses|The Next Witness]] (1955)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three Witnesses|When a Man Murders]] (1954)<br> | ||
| + | '''20)''' '''''[[Quotations:If Death Ever Slept|If Death Ever Slept]]''''' (1957)<br> | ||
| + | ''IX)'' ''[[Quotations:Three for the Chair|Three for the Chair]]'' (1957)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three for the Chair|Immune to Murder]] (1955)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three for the Chair|Too Many Detectives]] (1956)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three for the Chair|A Window for Death]] (1956)<br> | ||
| + | '''21)''' '''''[[Quotations:Champagne for One|Champagne for One]]''''' (1958)<br> | ||
| + | ''X)'' ''[[Quotations:And Four to Go|And Four to Go]]'' (1958)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:And Four to Go|Christmas Party]] (1957)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:And Four to Go|Easter Parade]] (1957)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:And Four to Go|Fourth of July Picnic]] (1957)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:And Four to Go|Murder Is No Joke]] (1958)<br> | ||
| + | '''22)''' '''''[[Quotations:Plot It Yourself|Plot It Yourself]]''''' (1959) a.k.a. ''Murder in Style''<br> | ||
| + | '''23)''' '''''[[Quotations:Too Many Clients|Too Many Clients]]''''' (1960)<br> | ||
| + | ''XI)'' ''[[Quotations:Three at Wolfe's Door|Three at Wolfe's Door]]'' (1960)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three at Wolfe's Door|Method Three for Murder]] (1960)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three at Wolfe's Door|Poison a la Carte]] (1960)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Three at Wolfe's Door|The Rodeo Murder]] (1960)<br> | ||
| + | '''24)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Final Deduction|The Final Deduction]]''''' (1961)<br> | ||
| + | '''25)''' '''''[[Quotations:Gambit|Gambit]]''''' (1962)<br> | ||
| + | ''XII)'' ''[[Quotations:Homicide Trinity|Homicide Trinity]]'' (1962)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Homicide Trinity|Counterfeit for Murder]] (1959)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Homicide Trinity|Death of a Demon]] (1961)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Homicide Trinity|Eeny Meeny Murder Mo]] (1962)<br> | ||
| + | '''26)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Mother Hunt|The Mother Hunt]]''''' (1963)<br> | ||
| + | '''27)''' '''''[[Quotations:A Right to Die|A Right to Die]]''''' (1964)<br> | ||
| + | ''XIII)'' ''[[Quotations:Trio for Blunt Instruments|Trio for Blunt Instruments]]'' (1964)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Trio for Blunt Instruments|Kill Now – Pay Later]] (1961)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Trio for Blunt Instruments|Murder Is Corny]] (1962)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Trio for Blunt Instruments|Blood Will Tell]] (1963)<br> | ||
| + | '''28)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Doorbell Rang|The Doorbell Rang]]''''' (1965)<br> | ||
| + | '''29)''' '''''[[Quotations:Death of a Doxy|Death of a Doxy]]''''' (1966)<br> | ||
| + | '''30)''' '''''[[Quotations:The Father Hunt|The Father Hunt]]''''' (1968)<br> | ||
| + | '''31)''' '''''[[Quotations:Death of a Dude|Death of a Dude]]''''' (1969)<br> | ||
| + | '''32)''' '''''[[Quotations:Please Pass the Guilt|Please Pass the Guilt]]''''' (1973)<br> | ||
| + | '''33)''' '''''[[Quotations:A Family Affair|A Family Affair]]''''' (1975)<br> | ||
| + | ''XIV)'' [''[[Quotations:Death Times Three|Death Times Three]]''] (1985)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Death Times Three|Bitter End]] (1940)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Death Times Three|Frame-Up for Murder]] (1958)<br> | ||
| + | • [[Quotations:Death Times Three|Assault on a Brownstone]] [1959] | ||
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Revision as of 23:18, 4 July 2007
Rex Stout (1886–1975) is a US writer of (not only) classic mysteries featuring Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin, published between 1934 and 1975.
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Collections of Rex Stout Quotations Already Available
Here is a list of collections of Rex Stout quotations already available in this Book of Quotations:
- Too Many Cooks (1938) – first illustrative quotation with illustrative comments posted
- Where There's a Will (1940)
Rex Stout Categories
Nero Wolfe Artwork
Danielle a.k.a. Goodwingrad, a student of graphic design, has produced some very nice Nero Wolfe artwork. Check it out (uploaded here with her permission):
- an advertisement for Champagne for One
- a book cover for Black Orchids
- graphic layout for Chapter 1 of Black Orchids: page 1, page 2
List of all Nero Wolfe & Archie Goodwin Mysteries
All 47 Nero Wolfe Volumes
Note: Nero Wolfe full-length novels are indicated by appearing in bold print italics in the list below. They are numbered using Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3...). In contrast, collections of Nero Wolfe novelettes (short novels, short stories) are numbered using Roman numerals (I, II, III...).
In total, there are 47 Nero Wolfe volumes, 1 of them posthumous (published 10 years after Rex Stout's death). Out of the 47 volumes, 33 are full-length Nero Wolfe novels. The remaining 14 volumes are collections of Nero Wolfe novelettes; there are, in total, 41 such novelettes.
This means that, in grand total, there are 74 Nero Wolfe stories available in 47 volumes. (Please note that the final posthumous volume contains two Wolfe stories that are substantially changed – and improved! – versions of stories first published many years ago in other collections.)