Hornsea Writer Penny Grubb recently found herself reading
three books at once and wondering how this came about. The books were a crime
novel, an autobiography and a romance.
In the normal course of events Penny
would put these genres in order of preference as first the crime, second the
biography and lastly the romance. In the case of this triple read, the order
upended itself and became romance, crime, then autobiography.
The reasons were
varied, touching on a doctor demanding a cigarette on a hospital ward, a peer
of the realm being not quite as irritating as he might have been and a rather
clever mirroring of a favourite classic. Follow this link for more detail of
Penny’s take on Sayers, Tennant and Bard.
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