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⌈ Secret Post #3806 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Book club - July recs

[(Anonymous)]

I would like to nominate Strong Poison by Dorothy Sayers

it's available on the Canadian Project Gutenberg I think so it should be pretty easy for everyone to read it

Re: Book club - July recs

[(Anonymous)]

SA

also, although it's not the first book in the Peter Wimsey series, it's fairly easy to roll with the punches and there's not a lot of outside information you need. It's mostly a mystery novel. The reason I went with this instead of one of the earlier ones is because Harriet Vane is very good. The reason I didn't go for Gaudy Night even though it's better is because Gaudy Night does need a bit more familiarity with the corpus.

Re: Book club - July recs

[sarillia]

Gaudy Night was the first one I read. I'm curious about why you think it requires more knowledge of the series. I'm wondering if there are things I missed that I didn't realize at the time.

Re: Book club - July recs

[(Anonymous)]

DA

It has some callbacks and references to the earlier books, maybe?

Re: Book club - July recs

[(Anonymous)]

There are callbacks, but mostly the fact that it's the conclusion of the Harriet/Wimsey storyline.

I agree that it's capable of standing on its own, but I felt that Strong Poison would be better for book club. But I'm open to suggestion if you or others feel Gaudy Night would be better! Like, I definitely see the argument - what do people think? Hopefully diet_poison would be amenable if people felt it would be better to do Gaudy Night.

Re: Book club - July recs

[diet_poison]

Can you post something about its availability? Is it something only available as an eBook? Do you have a link to that book on the site you listed or another site? Thanks!