The Vesuvius Club

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The Vesuvius Club is a darkly comic Edwardian-era spy thriller novel by Mark Gatiss, introducing the decadent secret agent Lucifer Box in a blend of mystery, horror, and wit.

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instanceOf horror novel
novel
author Mark Gatiss NERFINISHED
containsCharacterTrait protagonist is flamboyantly decadent
containsTheme duty versus pleasure
identity
sexuality
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuresCharacter Lucifer Box NERFINISHED
genre comedy
historical fiction
horror
mystery
spy fiction
hasAdaptation The Vesuvius Club graphic novel
The Vesuvius Club radio drama NERFINISHED
hasSequel Black Butterfly NERFINISHED
The Devil in Amber NERFINISHED
includesElement espionage
murder mystery
occult themes
witty dialogue
language English
literaryInfluence Sax Rohmer-style thrillers
Sherlock Holmes stories
literaryStyle pastiche of Edwardian adventure fiction
mainCharacter Lucifer Box NERFINISHED
mediumOfAdaptation graphic novel
radio drama
narrativePerspective first-person narrative
partOfSeries Lucifer Box series NERFINISHED
protagonistOccupation portrait painter
secret agent
publisher Simon & Schuster
settingPeriod Edwardian era NERFINISHED
subjectMatter British secret service NERFINISHED
conspiracy
decadent society
targetAudience adult readers
tone darkly comic

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Mark Gatiss wrote The Vesuvius Club