Murder Must Advertise

When advertising director Victor Dean fell down the stairs of Pym's Publicity, Sir Peter Wimsey was asked to investigate. Prior to his death, Dean seems to have written a letter to Mr. Py and suggested a very unethical deal in London's luxury advertising company. Wimbie conducted a secret investigation and found that Dean is a member of a fast-paced group of Pym's, a group that is involved in faction and drug abuse. Wimbie and brother - in - law, Parker 's chief prosecutor wanted to know who had done cocaine trading in London, and how Pim adapted to the situation.

Back in London, Wimsey served as an advertising agency (Murder Must Advertise). Due to the killing of Braden Charles Park "arrested" Braden for murder in the face of many witnesses. To distinguish the death of Bretton and Sir Peterwin, Parker urged him to leave the police station to enter the newspaper. Therefore, Wimsey accompanied "Royal People" to participate in public events, and let the media take pictures of "Bredon" and Wimsey. In 1934 ("Nine Tailors"), Wimsey had to unravel the 20-year-old missing jewelry box, unknown body, missing World War soldier, fugitive of dead murder It was not, and the mysterious code of the church bell

Dorothy L. Sayers, creator of Sir Peter Wimsey, collaborated at the event "Think about what two people can do" collaboration and writing articles about the advertising world in her novels. Fay Weldon is the author of The Life and the Life. The devil of love participated in the egg marketing campaign of the egg marketing committee. Of course, not all people who serve as copywriters and content providers eventually become best-selling authors. However, pay close attention to blogs in the corner, write an hour a week, write hundreds of words, start work, spend lunch time to study novels.

One of the "four queen" of classic British mystery novel by Dorothy Sayers, murder mast advertisement is one of the follow-up chapters of the main Peter series. This is a typical example of British criminal novels in the early twentieth century and has appeared in the London war as an international backdrop for impressive gentle, extremely clever crime, and colorful diorama. Sayers created a fascinating dilemma with many twists and rotations and added gravel to the drug conspiracy. Wimsey is the central existence of this story and is a versatile character well adapted to the dual life and dress of this story. While still making him an attractive action hero, Sayes gave her heroes enough blind spots to prevent him from being perfect. She also showed a considerable interest in making small characters, but many of them are very striking, not as a simple stock character, but enhancing the texture of the story.