The remarkable case of Dorothy L. Sayers
Christianity in literature
English Detective and mystery stories
Women in literature
Criticism and interpretation
History and criticism
An assessment of the novels of Dorothy L. Sayers and her place in the history of detection as well as in the larger tradition of the English novel. Includes the detective and mystery fiction, Sayers on women, and the religious dimension of her act.
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