

Episode 244: "Murder Must Advertise" by Dorothy Sayers, Ch. 12-16
Oct 1, 2024
Dive into discussions about the complexities of identity in 'Murder Must Advertise' and the intriguing balance between creator and reader perceptions. Explore the connections between medieval romance and modern detective stories, alongside reflections on the genre's evolution. The enchanting interplay of music and storytelling is examined, with literary anecdotes enhancing the conversation. Discover the darkly humorous critique of advertising and the drug industry, all while uncovering the rich layers of Sayers' narrative and its societal implications.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Storytelling and Music: A Harmonious Exploration
01:47 • 5min
Influence and Legacy in Literature
06:54 • 14min
Interplay of Genres: From Medieval to Modern
20:44 • 25min
Hunters and Hunted: A Detective's Duality
45:44 • 7min
Advertising Control: The Interplay of Drugs and Narrative
53:13 • 3min
Navigating Identity in 'Murder Must Advertise'
56:05 • 6min
Anticipation of Mystery and Transformation
01:02:18 • 3min