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Sayers Fans Alert – Tony Medawar (ed.): Bodies from the Library 2 – Lioness at Large

Sayers Fans Alert – Tony Medawar (ed.): Bodies from the Library 2

This collection concludes with a previously and otherwise unpublished, privately owned Lord Peter Wimsey story!!  And it’s a good one, too.  (Pre-Harriet, but with, inter alia, a spirited exchange between Peter and another young lady on the prevailing clichés about women.)

Woohoo!

On a largely unrelated note, I’m going to use this book for Genre: Suspense, not Darkest London (as I had originally planned) as my 15th extra square.  Turns out that the settings are all over the place, from various parts of England to North America, with only a small part of the stories set in London — too much of a stretch for a square named for that city specifically.  Plenty of other books more noticeably set in London to fill the Darkest London square (which I’m still planning to do as well, though).

 

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