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The Hand Of Fu-Manchu

Sax Rohmer

Book Overview: 

Further adventures of Nayland Smith and Doctor Petrie as they continue their battles against the evil genius, Dr Fu-Manchu.

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .I hesitated, momentarily, peering about me.

Apparently some four of five persons squatted and lay in the darkness about me. Some were couched upon rough wooden shelves ranged around the walls, others sprawled upon the floor, in the center whereof, upon a small tea-chest, stood a smoky brass lamp. The room and its occupants alike were indeterminate, sketchy; its deadly atmosphere seemed to be suffocating me. A sort of choking sound came from one of the bunks; a vague, obscene murmuring filled the whole place revoltingly.

Zarmi stood at the further end, her lithe figure silhouetted against the vague light coming through an open doorway. I saw her raise her hand, beckoning to us.

Circling around the chest supporting the lamp we crossed the foul den and found ourselves in a narrow, dim passage-way, but in cleaner air.

"Come," said Zarmi, extending her long, slim hand to me.

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Sax Rohmer in his book, “The Hand of Fu-Manchu” Book Three in the Dr. Fu-Manchu series published by Titan Books brings us new adventures of Sir Denis Nayland Smith, Dr. Petrie and, of course, the evil Dr. Fu-Manchu.

From the Back Cover: “Imagine a person, tall, lean, and feline, high-shouldered, with

First published in 1917, by Arthur Henry Ward (Sax Rohmer), this is the third of the Fu Manchu books, and the last one to be published for another 14 years. Each of the first three books are episodic in nature and clearly written with serial publication in mind for the pulp mags of the day. They fea

This was a fun Fu-Manchu book with Petrie allowed much more of a star role than in the past (he's the Dr. Watson of the series). There is also a lot more hypnotism and drug-control (via smoke, needles, or Port) than I recall from the previous books. To be fair, I don't remember tons about the previo

The Hand of Fu-Manchu is the 3rd book in the Dr. Fu-Manchu series by English writer, Sax Rohmer. It was originally published in 1917 as The Si-Fan Mysteries.

In the 2nd book, Fu-Manchu disappears. The third book finds Nayland Smith and his friend and assistant Dr. Petrie called back to London with a

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