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Fiction, Private investigators, Lord Wimsey, Peter (Fictitious character), Harriet Vane (Fictitious character)
Harriet Vane attends her Gaudy (reunion) at Oxford to find a mystery brewing. The first part of the book involves Harriet and the dons (professors) at her college. Lord Peter Wimsey also helps with the investigation by mid-book. The romantic tensions between Harriet and Peter are explored. Gaudy Night is rich with literary allusions and is beautifully written.
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Meticulous, resolved, cool and classical in form.
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“Harriet Vane sat at her writing-table and started out into Mecklenburg Square.”
An English crime writer, poet, playwright, essayist, translator and Christian humanist.
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