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7/18/2025, 2:01:28 PM
>>24554902
One interesting twist on the genre is the historical whodunnit. The Name Of The Rose is the famous one I suppose but I'm sure someone else will have mentioned it already. (I also think it's overrated, but never mind. It definitely exists, if you're trying to survey the whole genre.)
<Pic attached> is the first in a series (so as with Maigret, if you like it, you’re sorted). It's quite well-regarded. The detective is this monk who lived quite an adventurous, worldly life and then retired to a monastery when older. So he knows all about secular affairs and people often underestimate him, assuming he will be naive (much as with Father Brown).
One interesting twist on the genre is the historical whodunnit. The Name Of The Rose is the famous one I suppose but I'm sure someone else will have mentioned it already. (I also think it's overrated, but never mind. It definitely exists, if you're trying to survey the whole genre.)
<Pic attached> is the first in a series (so as with Maigret, if you like it, you’re sorted). It's quite well-regarded. The detective is this monk who lived quite an adventurous, worldly life and then retired to a monastery when older. So he knows all about secular affairs and people often underestimate him, assuming he will be naive (much as with Father Brown).
7/18/2025, 1:54:22 PM
>>24554918
One interesting twist on the genre is the historical whodunnit. The Name Of The Rose is the famous one I suppose but I'm sure someone else will have mentioned it already. (I also think it's overrated, but never mind. You'll want to look at it if you're trying to survey the whole genre.)
<Pic attached> is the first in a series (so as with Maigret, if you like it, you’re sorted). It's quite well-regarded.
One interesting twist on the genre is the historical whodunnit. The Name Of The Rose is the famous one I suppose but I'm sure someone else will have mentioned it already. (I also think it's overrated, but never mind. You'll want to look at it if you're trying to survey the whole genre.)
<Pic attached> is the first in a series (so as with Maigret, if you like it, you’re sorted). It's quite well-regarded.
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