I'm really missing the Delicious Death group from Over There (Agatha Christie fans, we did RALs with themed knitting and crochet pattern suggestions). Is anyone interested in joining a group for lovers of mystery stories, not just Christie ones, to do something similar? if so, comment here and if there's enough interest I'll set one up.
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I wasn't in the group before, but you'd be hard pressed to find a bigger fan of Dame Agatha than me. I also like to watch British mystery shows like Foyle's War, Endeavor, Midsomer Murders ... Put me down as interested.Shelly in South Carolina
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Please also include me on the list. I like them all, except the really violent ones. A woman getting brutally raped in the first couple of pages is a no.
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Count me in!!Comment
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It sounds like fun!
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Can we listen to audio books while we craft? Lol.
I could be interested.Knitting is happening here! ❤️
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love the idea.Book Challenge 38/50
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I really love a good mystery. patty I agree I do not like graphic violence, my imagination works just fine. I've been binging on cozy mystery books.Comment
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Char I love to listen to audiobooks while I craft. I think audiobooks should definitely "count".
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I love a good mystery. My favorite is the cozy genre but right now I'm working through Golden Age detectives. I'm on my second Dorothy Sayers and I must say I'm loving me some Lord Peter Whimsy. I tend to get on reading binges. I took my sister to see Holmes and Watson last summer and that started a Sherlock binge. And last September my niece and I saw the Mousetrap which started a Christie binge. I usually listen to audio-books in the car so I can avoid politics and political advertisements. At home I support local libraries by downloading ebooks-for free!Comment
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Sounds good to me. I wasn't in the group on That Other Place, so I am not entirely sure whether this is the one for me, but I am definitely interested.
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I'm interested!
My local library has a pretty limited selection and it is hard to get newer releases, but the older books, like Christie, Sayers, Chesterton and Doyle might be accessible.Comment
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Sounds interesting!"Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions. It is the one un-American act that could most easily defeat us." -William O. Douglas, authorComment
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I would be interested. I like mysteries of the the Jessica Fletcher variety, nothing too gory.Comment
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