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⌈ Secret Post #5697 ⌋

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[Simon Russell Beale]

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[Butterfly Kiss/The Cranberries]

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[The Ancient Magus' Bride]

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[Our Flag Means Death]

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[The Pretender]

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Yeah.

Also, 'I feel that a significant part of what sets her apart from other mystery writers is the plot twists - their originality and their volume. But she also benefited from the fact that she was writing relatively early on in the history of the genre and so there wasn't a huge, existing body of work in the genre where people had written plot twists into the ground and there was a lot of stuff that was almost low-hanging fruit.

That's a good point. Honestly, mysteries aren't a favorite genre for me. What gets me with her isn't the mysteries, it is her characters. At least I love all the Poirot characters a lot. And a couple of the standalones as well have really interesting characters.

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