The Great Gladys
A reptilian sleuth with a mellifluous voice, and a small amount of witchcraft.
On Philip Larkin, a reptilian sleuth with a mellifluous voice, and a small amount of witchcraft.
This archive episode of Shedunnit was first published on 6th February 2020.
Books and sources:
鈥�"Rediscovering Gladys Mitchell" by Lee Randall on Bookslut
鈥�"Open that window, Miss Menzies" by Patricia Craig in the London Review of Books
鈥擯hilip Larkin on Gladys Mitchell in the Observer
鈥擮n the Philip Larkin Collection in the British Library
鈥擨nterview with Gladys Mitchell by B.A. Pike in the Armchair Detective, October 1976
鈥擲peedy Death by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擝rought to Book: Philip Larkin and His Bibliographer by B.C. Bloomfield
鈥擧ere Lies Gloria Mundy by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擲trong Poison by Dorothy L. Sayers
鈥擳he Devil at Saxon Wall by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擶hen Last I Died by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擯rinter's Error by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擝razen Tongue by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擲leuth's Alchemy by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擭est of Vipers by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擧ere Comes a Chopper by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擧angman's Curfew by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擲potted Hemlock by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擶atson's Choice by Gladys Mitchell
鈥擳he Mystery of a Butcher's Shop by Gladys Mitchell
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