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Murder Must Advertise

Murder Must Advertise

Dorothy L. Sayers

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Murder Must Advertise (1933) sees Lord Peter Wimsey infiltrate Pym's Publicity as a copywriter named Death Bredon, to investigate the death of a colleague who fell down an iron staircase. Drawing on Sayers's own years in advertising, the novel is both a razor-sharp satire of the industry and a complex mystery involving cocaine trafficking and high-society drug parties.

FictionMysteryCrimeBritish LiteratureSatireClassic LiteraturePublic DomainLord Peter Wimsey
PublisherDistributed Proofreaders Canada
LanguageEnglish
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