Ebook {Epub PDF} Galactic Effectuator by Jack Vance

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Galactic Effectuator (Coronet Books) Published February 1st by Hodder Stoughton Ltd. Paperback, pages. Author (s): Jack Vance. ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition language: English. Galactic Effectuator is a science fiction / mystery short novel, The Dogtown Tourist Agency, and long short story, Freitzke's Turn, by American writer Jack Vance. Both stories are about an intergalactic sleuth, Miro Hetzel, who uses his wits to pursue challenging cases. Review of "Galactic Effectuator" by Jack Vance. Though certainly more well-known for his science fiction and fantasy, Jack Vance was also an avid mystery writer. The crime genre influencing much of his more famous works, all five of The Demon Princes books, Araminta Station, Son of the Tree, The Houses of Iszm, Maske: Thaery, the Magnus Ridolph stories, and several others feature men solving riddles in private eye fashion.