Literature Project #4 Dorothy L Sayers/Locks by allsop

Literature Project #4 Dorothy L Sayers/Locks

4 days into my year long daily Literature project. Sayers is best known for her crime fiction books and her literary amateur detective Lord Peter Wimsey, but she was also a fine theological writer and playwright whom I am sure I shall return to more than once during this project. Today's quotation is from a conversation between the detective and Harriet Vane the "love interest in the books".

“Do you know how to pick a lock?'
'Not in the least, I'm afraid.'
'I often wonder what we go to school for,' said Wimsey.”
― Dorothy L. Sayers, Strong Poison
I did not know she was a theological writer too, how interesting.
September 7th, 2024  
@casablanca Indeed and a very interesting one too. She also did a masterful translation of Dante's 'The Divine Comedy', her letters and journals have been published. A very interesting person who has inspired and influenced many.
September 7th, 2024  
@allsop I shall have to investigate her further. Thanks for that. So interesting.
September 7th, 2024  
Like Casablanca I will investigate further. Your quote is so fitting with your locked gate.
September 7th, 2024  
Oh I shall follow this project with great interest.
September 7th, 2024  
Wonderful capture
September 7th, 2024  
The allotment area is much bigger than I expected it to be. How much fun is it that it has a Dorothy Sayers sign on the gate.
September 7th, 2024  
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