A gripping and ingeniously plotted mystery, Still Dead is a shining example of Ronald A. Knox's mastery of Golden Age detective fiction. Featuring the ever-perceptive investigator Miles Bredon, this novel presents an intriguing puzzle where the line between life and death is not as clear as it seems. When an insurance policy is contested under bizarre circumstances, Bredon is dispatched by the Indescribable Insurance Company to investigate. A man who was believed to be dead has apparently returned—only to die a second time under highly suspicious conditions. As Bredon digs deeper, he is faced with a web of contradictions, elusive alibis, and perplexing clues that challenge even his formidable deductive skills. Was the first death a hoax, or was the second murder? And who benefits from this macabre confusion? With its intricate plot, sharp dialogue, and a touch of wry humor, Still Dead is a captivating mystery that keeps readers guessing until the very end. Knox expertly weaves deception, suspense, and logic into a compelling narrative, making this novel an essential read for fans of classic detective fiction and intellectual whodunits.