Thread: The best crime/mystery novel of the Twentieth Century
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Old 06-27-2011, 08:08 AM   #23
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It's funny you should say that - it's actually one of my favourites .
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don't think i have a single favorite crime/mystery novel, but one of my favorites is peter wimsey novel- murder must advertise.
Murder Must Advertise, without Mary Sue Vane, is my favorite, also.

Of Sayers, Christie and Marsh, can I put in a plug for Josephine Tey?
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