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...I hesitate to reveal more, though I can tell you that there is a spy subplot and a cameo from the crime writer Dorothy L Sayers....
...Touring East Anglia, Ross inspects the roof angels of St Peter’s Upwell, the Fenland church on which Dorothy L Sayers drew for her tantalising 1934 mystery novel of bell-ringers and bigamy, The Nine Tailors...
...The future detective novelist Dorothy L Sayers, as a copywriter in London from 1922 until 1931, created the undying Guinness ad starring a toucan: “If he can say as you can / Guinness is good for you / How...
...Finally, aspirant crime writers will relish the tips in Howdunit, edited by Martin Edwards (HarperCollins, £14.99); everyone from Dorothy L Sayers to current crime writers are on hand to inspire those hoping...
...“Self-portrait: The Bust of Tom Sayers”, standing between a popular boxer’s bulky statue and a delicate porcelain vase reminiscent of Whistler, celebrates conflicting interests....
...In Dorothy L Sayers’ The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club (1928), Lord Peter Wimsey recruits a chemist acquaintance of his to test a paint sample for poison....
...European firms CVC Capital Partners and Ardian and US-based L Catterton have all had conversations with advisers about potential initial public offerings, people with knowledge of the talks said....
...Sayers’ Unnatural Death and Christie’s Peril at End House for two gripping examples)....
...Headed by Dorothy L Sayers — who would go on to become the renowned crime writer and creator of the beloved aristocratic sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey — they called themselves the Mutual Admiration Society (MAS...
...Sayers and Agatha Christie novels....
...Dorothy L Sayers, the crime novelist, was there for a year, Woolf for less than a year and Jane Ellen Harrison, scholar and translator, for two years....
...Sayers, classicist Jane Harrison, historian Eileen Power and — who could avoid her?...
...This is recounted in L S Pressnell’s marvellously thorough documentation of that sovereign debt crisis, Essays in Money and Banking in honour of RS Sayers....
...Sayers, who wrote in her 1944 foreword: “The Moonstone is impeccable . . ....
...The suspects gather in an enclosed space — Agatha Christie’s Orient Express, Dorothy L Sayers’ Bellona Club, or even JK Rowling’s Hogwarts. They cannot wander out or establish their alibis....
...Dorothy Sayers, for example, always anxious about being labelled middlebrow by snobbish critics, mocks this world in detective novels such as Strong Poison (1930) and Gaudy Night (1935)....
...A generalist who sniffs around society haunts can dig up intriguing clues, as Dorothy L Sayers’s Lord Peter Wimsey and Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot demonstrated....
...The Colnaghi gallery will be offering an important rediscovery — “The Sayer Family of Richmond 1781”, an exceptional painting by Johan Zoffany, a favoured painter of King George III....
...The lane is famous as the scene of the first kiss between two of literature’s greatest detectives, Lord Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane, creations of my favourite crime author Dorothy L Sayers....
...In his introduction, James upbraids Dorothy L Sayers for her 1949-62 Penguin Classics translation of Dante....
...No wonder, with this film, the nay-sayers still hold out....
...My talk was held in the University Women’s Club in South Audley Street – which Dorothy L Sayers made into the town house of Lord Peter Wimsey....
...Sherlock Holmes has led the way as a successful brand, and now Dorothy L Sayers’ sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey has been reborn....
...Otherwise, here is an enjoyable book guaranteed to appeal to those who have never got over the death of Dorothy L Sayers. (The schedulers of Sunday night TV might also take a look.)...
...Dorothy L Sayers, Richard Powers, Susanna Clarke. Do you have a writing routine? No, it’s completely chaotic. I’m very undisciplined....
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