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I also love reading this, It's interesting to note that Miss Marple didn't feature as prominently in the earlier books, but eventually became one of Christie's most beloved characters. Dorothy L. Sayers is also a fantastic author, and her Lord Peter Wimsey series is a classic in the mystery genre. "Murder Must Advertise" is a great entry point into the series, and it's always interesting to hear how people discover their favorite books. "The Nine Tailors" is certainly a challenging read due to the technical detail about bell-ringing, but it's also a unique and intricate mystery that rewards careful attention. The BBC adaptations of Sayers' books are also highly regarded, and the performances of Harriet Walter and Edward Petherbridge are a standout. It's great that these adaptations are able to bring these classic stories to life in a new and engaging way.

It seems that this will no longer be the case, now people are focused on something other than writing books.

This is my favorite movie, in fact he is very scary, I adore him immensely!