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George Orwell, The Island of the Colorblind by Oliver Sacks, Strong Poison by Dorothy Sayers, The Dilbert Principle by Scott Adams, The Fielding Bible volume II by John Dewan, Murder must Advertise by Dorothy Sayers, the Encyclopedia of Serial Killers by Michael Newton, Gods in Darkness: the
Push And A Shove" by Christopher Kelly"Parrotfish" by Ellen Wittlinger"Changing Tides" by Michael Thomas Ford"Piece Of My Heart" by Alice Echols"Gaudy Night" by Dorothy L. SayersAuthors: Dorothy L. Sayers, Martha Grimes, Anne Rice, Dick Francis, Donna Leon, Vladimir Nabokov, Monty Roberts, J.
I work in education, but I'm not a teacher, I hate driving but love Top Gear, and am happiest snuggled up with the duvet and Dorothy L Sayers.
The Dorothy Sayers Test
Welcome to the Which Dorothy Sayers Character Are You? test! You've read the mysteries, you've sleuthed with Wimsey, now see how you stack up against ... ...
The Bibliophile, Bookful Blockhead or Just Plain Dumb Test
Do you like good books, or lame ones? Would you know a quality piece of literature if it hit you in the eye? Do you even read? This test will answer a... ...
The Esoteric Literacy Test
Hi! And welcome to my Esoteric Literacy Test Test. I'll be using advanced logic and knowledge to determine how arcane and wide-ranging your taste in f... ...
books read in 2007
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Sheridan Hay Lord Peter Views the Body - Dorothy L. Sayers August:
The League of Frightened Men - Rex Stout Self Storage - Gayle
Brandeis Dragonquest - Anne McCaffrey Khufu's Wisdom - Naguib
Mahfouz The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club - Dorothy L. Sayers
Some Buried Caesar - Rex Stout The Road
Wimz's House of Books
Or,
in my case, the library slash computer room slash second spare
bedroom, with five tall five-shelf bookcases chock full of books,
from Cherry Adair to Banana Yoshimoto, John Christopher to Dorothy
Sayers (of course Dorothy Sayers!
"Now I know why they say, 'Long time, no C'."
I
went back later to see if they had any mysteries by Dorothy L.
Sayers, particularly her Peter Wimsey ones.
Quote of the Day =p
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Dorothy L. Sayers Ironic and awesome =p And it makes me feel better
about all those times where I berated myself for not being the type
of person who remembers fantastic quotations and uses them to sound
clever.
