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survivefrance.com /3 weeks ago

The joy of books

vero: Do you like Saki? Very much, but there’s so little of him. Never heard of Jane Gardam. So far.

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anglicanmainstream.org /1 month ago

The battle between sacred and profane

by Fitzroy Morrissey, The Critic When the divine law appears to clash with our sense of justice, can it truly be considered divine? In Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Expres...

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survivefrance.com /3 weeks ago

The joy of books

Porridge: Never heard of Jane Gardam. So far. Except I had — at least I knew the acronym.

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lawliberty.org /1 month ago

Chesterton’s Radical Sanity

“The only possible excuse for this book,” wrote G. K. Chesterton at the outset of his 1908 book Orthodoxy, “is that it is an answer to a challenge. Even a bad shot is dignified whe...

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churchtimes.co.uk /1 month ago

Notebook: Claire Gilbert

Words of power “ALICE lived her life holding on to the sides”: one of Dorothy Parker’s many oh-so-cutting insults suddenly seemed to apply to me — or, rather, to my writing. My ex...

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churchtimes.co.uk /1 month ago

Crossword No. 1769

Across 9 Attempt Morse’s first name? (9) 10 Heavenly bread provided by mum and nan in a tizzy (5) 11 The Greatest Book I used as part of court case (5) 12 Dane muddled d...

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realclearreligion.org /1 month ago

Dorothy Day's Complicated Cause for Sainthood

S. V. Arbogast, First Things Twenty-six years ago, John Cardinal O'Connor launched Dorothy Day's candidacy for sainthood: "It has long been my contention that Dorothy Day is a sai...

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survivefrance.com /3 weeks ago

The joy of books

vero: I love Chandler Where do you stand on Wodehouse?

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dougwils.com /2 days ago

Ladies Present

“You cannot fight for the right of women to swear like weaving sailors, and then, if you find they have heard something untoward, have them pull away their petticoats.” No Such Thi...

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elle.com /4 days ago

Shelf Life: Maggie Smith

The author of A Suit or a Suitcase takes ELLE’s literary survey.

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churchtimes.co.uk /3 weeks ago

Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner

THERE are many reasons for admiring and reading G. K. Chesterton: his wit, his wisdom, his mastery of paradox, his prophetic critique of so many of the absurdities thrown up by mer...

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kirkusreviews.com /2 weeks ago

A VERY VEXING MURDER

Readers familiar with Harriet Smith as Emma Woodhouse’s mousy, unmarriageable protégé will be surprised to learn that Harriet (not her real name, by the way) is already at age 18 a...

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dougwils.com /1 week ago

As Swift as Anything

“Shall I praise you for this checklist mentality? Wisdom is pursuing you, friend, but you are fleet of foot.” No Such Thing, p. 119 The post As Swift as Anything appeared first on...

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crimereads.com /1 month ago

How Religion and the Occult Shaped Agatha Christie’s Fiction

There’s no shortage of canons and vicars scattered throughout Christie’s delightful classic mystery novels, but observant readers may also note that Christie also peppers her tales...

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survivefrance.com /3 weeks ago

The joy of books

I love him too, the little I’ve read. I’m a particular fan of the Empress of Blandings obv. Do you like Saki? My favourite. So awful Jane Gardam has died she is fab.

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crimereads.com /3 weeks ago

The Best Amateur Sleuths in Fiction, According to Uzma Jalaluddin

The following are Uzma Jalaluddin’s recommendations for series and novels featuring memorable amateur sleuths. *   Miss Marple Agatha Christie, Miss Marple series I’ll be honest—as...

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mysteryfile.com /1 week ago

Diary Review: ERLE STANLEY GARDNER – The Case of the Worried Waitress.

ERLE STANLEY GARDNER – The Case of the Worried Waitress. Perry Mason #77. William Morrow, hardcover, 1966. Pocket, paperback, 1967. Reprinted many other times.    A waitress who wa...

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realclearreligion.org /2 weeks ago

The Moral and Political Wisdom of C.S. Lewis

Daniel J. Mahoney, The American Mind In delightful literary forms, he conveys moral and political insights that remain all the more true for being so profoundly countercultural.

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survivalblog.com /2 weeks ago

The Editors’ Quote:

“We must distinguish between a man of polite learning and a mere scholar: the first is a gentleman and what a gentleman should be; the last is a mere book-case, a bundle of letters...

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crimefictionlover.com /1 month ago

Airing in a Closed Carriage by Joseph Shearing

First published in 1943 under the pseudonym Joseph Shearing, Marjorie Bowen’s Airing in a Closed Carriage combines historical fiction, psychological examination and crime writing....

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anglicanmainstream.org /1 month ago

Rowan Williams: The diabolical is everywhere

by Freddie Sayers, UnHerd Rowan Williams’s baritone voice emanates from deep behind his white whiskers like a foghorn through the mist. It’s quiet but sonorous, and every word is c...

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thebigthrill.org /1 month ago

The Four Queens of Crime

In 1938 London, DCI Lilian Wyles, the first woman detective chief inspector in the CID, is determined to find a killer with the help of the four queens of crime.

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churchtimes.co.uk /1 month ago

Crossword No. 1767

Across 1 Roman god found in church in Irish county (5) 4 Real devotion helping after a party (9) 9 Disturbing lust and vice I found in old book (9) 10 Carminative spice sou...

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puzzling.stackexchange.com /1 week ago

What book is this?

The Rebus below represents a famous novel. T-DAY T-DAY T-DAY T-DAY WORLD T-DAY T-DAY T-DAY T-DA...

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