关于作者

Arthur W. Upfield was a prolific Australian author best known for his detective novels featuring the character Napoleon Bonaparte, an Aboriginal Australian detective. Born in England, Upfield emigrated to Australia in the early 20th century, where he became captivated by the Australian landscape and its indigenous culture. His writing is characterized by meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of the natural environment, which serves as a backdrop to his intricate plots.

Upfield's works often explore themes of cultural identity, justice, and the clash between modernity and tradition. His first major success, 'Bony at Bermagui', introduced readers to the unique detective who would become a staple of Australian crime fiction. Upfield's influence extended beyond his own novels, inspiring a generation of writers and contributing significantly to the genre. His ability to weave Aboriginal culture into thrilling narratives set him apart in the literary landscape of Australia.

国籍 澳大利亚人
出生日期 September 1, 1890
出生地点 London, England
去世日期 February 13, 1981