Arkady Grigorievich Adamov (July 13, 1920 - June 26, 1991) - Russian Soviet writer of the detective genre. Son of science fiction writer G. Adamov. His story “The Case of the Motleys,” published in 1956, became the first widely known Soviet detective story, thanks to which a revival of the detective genre took place in the country in the 1950s. Based on this book in 1958, director Nikolai Dostal made a film of the same name.  Without exception, all crime novels and stories by the author are read in one breath, since the tension of the plot and the work of the police are described dynamically, reliably and with an adventure twist.

Contents:

1. Arkady Adamov: By the Evil Wind (Inspector Losev - 1)2. Arkady Adamov: Loop (Inspector Losev - 2)3. Arkady Adamov: To the free seat (Inspector Losev - 3)4. Arkady Grigorievich Adamov: A search is underway5. Arkady Grigorievich Adamov: “Trace of the Fox”6. Arkady Grigorievich Adamov: Circles on the water7. Arkady Grigorievich Adamov: Swamp grass8. Arkady Grigorievich Adamov: The Motley case9. Arkady Grigorievich Adamov: ...With many unknowns10. Arkady Grigorievich Adamov: Flock11. Arkady Adamov: White wall corner12. Arkady Georgievich Adamov: Black moth13. Arkady Grigorievich Adamov: Personal search14. Arkady Grigorievich Adamov: It’s one o’clock in the morning. Evening circle