Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, and a long list of great mystery pioneers of the Golden Age of the mystery are discussed in Edward’s in-depth tome.
Detailing intimately the lives of the Detection Club in England packed with the elite of the genre in the early twentieth century, Edward’s deeply researched work exposes mysteries, idiosyncrasies, and secrets of some of the greatest writers of all time.
Those with an interest in reading or writing mysteries will definitely be entertained by these stories. But reader beware, sometimes truth is indeed stranger than fiction!
Comments