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Published posthumously in 1925, Suspense is set in Genoa in early 1815. This edition of Conrad's last novel, established through modern textual scholarship, presents the text in a form more authoritative than any so far printed. The introduction situates the novel in Conrad's career and traces its sources and contemporary reception. The explanatory notes explain literary and historical references, identify real-life places and indicate Conrad's main research materials. A glossary of foreign words and phrases enriches the explanatory matter, as do four illustrations and a map. A notebook of Conrad's research for the novel and deleted drafts are published here for the first time. The essay on the text and apparatus lay out the history of the work's composition and publication and detail interventions in the text by Richard Curle, who, as Conrad's de facto literary executor, saw the novel into print, along with typists, compositors and editors.

After delving into the world of crime and suspense, you'll find that our Crime and Suspense Production Elements Software, available as a digital download, is an indispensable tool for creating a gripping atmosphere. This comprehensive library offers over 180 meticulously crafted, royalty-free production elements, all provided in the high-quality 16-bit 44.1 kHz WAV file format. This software is designed to help you set the perfect crime scene, offering a variety of sound effects and atmospheric elements. These are categorized into distinct sections such as Attention Layers, Mood Layers, Distorted, Junk Musique, Classic, Spooky Piano Elements, Who's On the Piano Elements, Accents, Attention Elements, Something Is Coming, Crime Scene Stress Situations, and Special and Strange Elements. Whether you're looking to uncover hidden evidence, reveal dark secrets, or expose the culprit, this superior collection will enhance your crime scene imaging with elements of conspiracy, wrongdoing, and evil intent. The suspense production elements are all included, fully premeditated and without conscience, making this software an essential resource for any crime and suspense production. The Crime and Suspense Production Elements Software is available for download in 16/44.1, 16/48, or 24/48 WAV file formats, all digitally recorded in stereo. With 187 royalty-free production elements at your disposal, you'll have everything you need to create a captivating and suspenseful audio experience.

When crafting a chilling narrative in the realms of crime and suspense, the Sound Ideas' Crime and Suspense Production Elements is your go-to resource. Boasting over 180 royalty-free production elements, this comprehensive collection is provided in both audio and 16-bit 44.1 kHz WAV file formats, primed to orchestrate the perfect crime scene. This versatile library is available for download purchase in 16/44.1, 16/48, or 24/48 WAV file formats, catering to a variety of audio needs. Unearth hidden evidence, expose clandestine secrets, and pinpoint the perpetrator with this superior assortment of sound effects and atmospheric elements. The collection is meticulously categorized into Attention Layers, Mood Layers, Distorted, Junk Musique, Classic, Spooky Piano Elements, Who's On the Piano Elements, Accents, Attention Elements, Something Is Coming, Crime Scene Stress Situations, and Special and Strange Elements. These categories are designed to help you navigate the library with ease and find the perfect sound for your project.Whether you're looking to enhance the aura of conspiracy, depict acts of wrongdoing, or evoke a sense of evil intent, this collection has you covered. All suspense production elements are included, fully premeditated and without conscience, to help you perfect your crime scene imaging. With the Crime and Suspense Production Elements from Sound Ideas, you're not just creating content, you're crafting an immersive, thrilling experience that will keep your audience on the edge of their seats.

401 Spooky and Sinister Sound Effects on 2 CDs The Dark Side of Sound is a delightfully sinister 2 CD royalty free sound effects collection. Its 401 sound effects are designed to be supernatural and spooky. This is a ramped up science fiction and horror sound effects collection of drama & suspense ambiences that includes a full selection of creatures, monsters, ghosts, vampires, zombies, haunted houses as well as lots of very creepy sound effects: Encounters with Evil, Dripping Blood, Ripping Flesh, Graveyards, Coffins, Dungeons, Guillotines, Secret Passageways, Demonic Languages and the ever popular Eerie Whispers - all dark, all the time with The Dark Side of Sound. Supernatural and Spooky Horror Sound Effects • Vampires, Zombies, Monsters• Ghosts, Creatures and Haunted Houses• Graveyards, Dungeons, Guillotines For a complete list of the Dark Side of Sound - Horror and Suspense Effects please visit the Sound Ideas website.

The first ever reissue of Suspense, the 1975 library LP by French composer and synthesizer wizard Bernard Favre. An album of cinematic, proto-electro vignettes tied together with tense, dramatic melodies befitting of it's title. Anthology Recordings is proud to present this legendary work on the fortieth anniversary of it's creation, remastered from the original tapes by Bernard Favre himself.

Suspense perfectly describes the emotions a listener will feel throughout this release. This album promises tension, gloomy atmospheres, mystery and, needless to say, suspense elements that convey anxiety and distress. This album has been described as "A treat for your ears, and another fundamental piece to reconstruct the story of a master of Italian music..."

Your in-depth guide to writing edge-of-the-seat suspenseThe Thriller is one of the top-selling genres for books and it’s in the top five for movies. This is the genre of assassinations, Watergate-like conspiracies, and terrorist plots. It's where we find Lee Child’s Jack Reacher, Robert Ludlum’s Jason Bourne and Dan Brown’s Robert Langdon. These writers built their heroes and their stories on genre conventions developed over the last 100 years -- and you can too. How do you write one? The trick to writing a successful thriller novel or screenplay is to know the conventions of the genre – what elements need to be in the story and what sort of plot structure readers and viewers expect. You could spend a long time reading and watching films to learn all of this – but you don't have to, because this book gives you all the details you need.Create a suspenseful story the way Alfred Hitchcock did itWrite a super-spy thriller like a James Bond movie or hunt-the-mole like a John Le Carré spymasterPlot a legal thriller like John Grisham or Scott Turow Scare your readers with a Robin Cook style medical thrillerThrill readers with the latest military hardware like Tom Clancy Show what happens when technology goes wrong the way Michael Crichton did itOr plumb the depths of the human psyche and write a psychological thriller like Daphne Du Maurier and Patricia HighsmithIn these pages you will see how to raise the stakes for your hero, find more than a dozen techniques for generating and increasing suspense, how to write a killer chase, and templates for the different sub-genres of suspense thrillerLook out for Mystery and Crime Thrillers in the Genre Writer series and Plot Basics by the same author

LOADED with trivia, plus an episode guide and brief description to each and every radio and television broadcast, comic books and mystery magazines using the SUSPENSE name. Trivia about the "Sorry, Wrong Number" classic and other tidbits are included. Fully indexed. A must for radio fans!

Fresh from the curious and unsettling matter of Caroline Bingley (as related in Pride and Prescience), Mr. and Mrs. Darcy have every intention of enjoying their still newlywed status at Pemberly until they are confronted with another mysterious situation, ... one ofSuspense and SensibilityElizabeth Darcy and her beloved husband Fitzwilliam are taking on the responsibility of finding a suitable suitor for Elizabeth's younger sister Kitty, thereby assuring her a proper place in society.The angels smile on the young and a perfect match is found, and wedding plans are soon under way. Suddenly a change in personality occurs in Kitty's soon to be model husband-a change so striking as to jeopardize not just the Darcys' social standing, but their lives as well.A mysterious mirror, an insidious reprobate from the past, and matters far beyond the social circles around Pemberly all come into play in a dangerous puzzle, where the consequences may be the exchange of a soul for a soul.Once again the Darcys take center stage as the Regency era's answer to The Thin Man's Nick and Nora, searching for truth between tea times, amid the social whirl of Jane Austen's England.

In today's busy world, preventing audience boredom is more important than ever.  Now screenwriters and directors have an easy guidebook for making their films more captivating, spine tingling, and suspenseful.  "Hitchcock Whisperer" Jeffrey Michael Bays brings the secrets of suspense out of the shadows.  Bonus material includes: Q&A with 'Bourne' director Paul Greengrass, 'Bourne Identity' editor Saar Klein, '10 Cloverfield Lane' director Dan Trachtenberg, and a foreword by Film Riot's Ryan Connolly.

Published posthumously in 1925, Suspense is set in Genoa in early 1815. This edition of Conrad's last novel, established through modern textual scholarship, presents the text in a form more authoritative than any so far printed. The introduction situates the novel in Conrad's career and traces its sources and contemporary reception. The explanatory notes explain literary and historical references, identify real-life places and indicate Conrad's main research materials. A glossary of foreign words and phrases enriches the explanatory matter, as do four illustrations and a map. A notebook of Conrad's research for the novel and deleted drafts are published here for the first time. The essay on the text and apparatus lay out the history of the work's composition and publication and detail interventions in the text by Richard Curle, who, as Conrad's de facto literary executor, saw the novel into print, along with typists, compositors and editors.

LOADED with trivia, plus an episode guide and brief description to each and every radio and television broadcast, comic books and mystery magazines using the SUSPENSE name. Trivia about the "Sorry, Wrong Number" classic and other tidbits are included. Fully indexed. A must for radio fans!

63 short stories of mystery, intrigue and suspense.

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Re-Release of the impressing Klaus Schulze album "The Crime Of Suspense", originally released in 2000 as part of the long exhausted 10 CD boxset "Contemporary Works". In co-operation with Thomas Kagelmann (flute, violin) and the Australian female singer Julia Messenger, Klaus gave birth to the magical "The Crime Of Suspense".

Before Spider-Man, the legendary comic-book artist Steve Ditko drew horror comics that were not yet hobbled by the Comics Code Authority (adopted in Oct. '54). These graphic stories featured bloodshed, dismemberment and the ugly ends of the lives of the twisted inhabitants of Steve Ditko's imagination. Following up on Strange and Stranger: The World of Steve Ditko, Blake Bell's 2008 best-selling critical retrospective of Ditko's career, The Best of Steve Ditko Vol. 1 will, for the first time, feature spectacular full-color reprints of every story from those first two years of his career. Beginning with Ditko's very first story, readers will see the initial works of an artist already at a level of craftsmanship that exceeded most of his peers'. The book will also feature editor Bell's insightful historical notes.

In 1862, the United States had been ripped apart by a civil war entering its 18th month. Until now, few have understood how close this breach was to becoming a permanent fixture on the map of history. It was the nation's, and Mr. Lincoln's, most trying month, as Gen. Robert E. Lee invaded Union soil, panicking entire cities, destroying fragile political alliances and causing all of the North to rethink the fight and question whether it was best to redouble its war efforts or give up and let the South pursue its own course. For three weeks in September, the air was electric, nerves were at the breaking point and the whole of the North held its breath. In this fascinating work, Dennis Frye draws from a voluminous cache of period newspapers to expertly demonstrate just how fragile the national bond had become by the autumn of 1862.

Tales of Suspense - Edgar Allen Poe - Illustrations by: Steve Salerno - THE WORLD'S BEST READING - The Reader's Digest Association -

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