

Episode 243: “Murder Must Advertise” by Dorothy Sayers, Ch. 6-11
Sep 24, 2024
Dive into a world of witty literary analysis and historical insight as the hosts discuss Dorothy Sayers’ 'Murder Must Advertise.' Delve into the complexities of the drug trade in the early 20th century and explore Lord Peter’s clever disguises. Discover the intricate narrative structures of murder mysteries, the evolution of drug culture, and the nuances surrounding authors' relationships with their works. Enjoy humorous critiques and unexpected connections, revealing the delightful interplay of comedy, class, and detective fiction.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring 'Murder Must Advertise': Chapters 6-11 and Beyond
01:40 • 2min
Exploring Detective Novels and the Art of Storytelling in Music
03:17 • 2min
The Art of Detective Fiction and Its Comfort
05:28 • 14min
Exploring Comedy, Culture, and the 1930s Drug Scene
19:26 • 3min
The Evolution of Drug Culture
22:18 • 6min
Illusions and Intricacies of Murder Mysteries
28:45 • 19min
Critique and Controversy Surrounding Dorothy Sayers
47:18 • 10min
Detective Delights and Aristocratic Quests
56:59 • 17min