1 - 20 of 25 Works found in Harriet Vane/Peter Wimsey
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The crossroads demons have been around for a long time
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Go and Catch a Falling Star by hollimichele for tree_and_leaf
Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers, Doctor Who
25 Dec 2011
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"No," Harriet Vane said, having given it some thought. "I don't suppose I do believe in spontaneous human combustion."
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"...Coppicing is a traditional method of woodland management which takes advantage of the fact that many trees make new growth from the stump or roots if cut down. In a coppiced wood, young tree stems are repeatedly cut down to near ground level. In subsequent growth years, many new shoots will emerge, and, after a number of years the coppiced tree, or stool, is ready to be harvested, and the cycle begins again..."
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What if the concert at the end of Gaudy Night had not taken place on a beautiful evening? Peter and Harriet find themselves in the rain.
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The Healing Fountain, or, The English Aristocrat’s Gentleman’s Gentleman’s Gymslip Lover by Nineveh_uk for Azdak, antisoppist
Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
25 May 2011
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"Mentone, 1932. An English schoolgirl stands upon the threshold of womanhood. Her beloved father is dead, her mother cold and distant. Amidst the tinsel glamour and loose morals of the Riviera resorts, who can heal her wounded soul and teach her to love again?
Starring Douglas Fairbanks as David Harland and introducing Hilary Thorpe as Sarah Wytham, The Healing Fountain is the motion picture event of 1937."
Hilary Thorpe always said she wanted to be a writer. Reading her first novel, Lord Peter Wimsey finds that some of the characters are surprisingly familiar, particularly the hero, a dark and handsome valet.
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Three questions that were not asked in Busman’s Honeymoon by antisoppist
Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
3 Jan 2011
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Unimaginative title is self-explanatory
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Harriet, Lord Saint-George and Lord Peter Wimsey meet in 1942.
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Photographic Evidence by Nineveh_uk for Colourofsaying
Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
26 Dec 2010
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Lord Peter Wimsey had been in prison many times before, but never as the accused.
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Third-Person Present Tense by AlexElizabeth for custardpringle
Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
20 Dec 2010
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Lady Winifred Wimsey has a habit of narrating her life.
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Like Spires in Moonlight by Niamh_St_George for AlexElizabeth
Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
20 Dec 2010
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Ruminations over Oxford leave Harriet faced with a few... interesting comparisons. Takes place sometime after Busman's Honeymoon
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There Weren't No Witnesses by Flourish for Colourofsaying
Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
18 Dec 2010
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Sherlock Holmes used morphia when his cases came to an end. Lord Peter Wimsey does something else.
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Peter and the Power of Suggestion by keswindhover for OnYourMark
Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
17 Dec 2010
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For once, Lord Peter Wimsey is at a loss. What on earth can a man buy his wife for Christmas that costs under a guinea? Harriet also has a one guinea budget for Peter's present, but she has had the good sense to ask for assistance from Miss Climpson. (And sometimes the best presents are the ones you make yourself.)
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Bunter snaps a photo, Peter gets a cough, and Harriet starts a novel. Somehow, in the middle of it all, Harriet and Bunter come to an understanding.
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Nor ever chaste, except you ravish me. Peter and Harriet try something new. Peter's never seen his valet quite like this before.
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... because apparently it all happened quite late on Sunday evening, and they sat up half the night, kissing one another madly in a punt. From the Balliol hall to the morning after; at the end of Gaudy Night, Harriet and Peter take a punt on the river. Missing scene fic, the rest of that evening that DLS (curse her!) didn't give us.
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The Conscience of the Queen by Ione for Alexelizabeth
Dorothy Sayers - Lord Peter Wimsey
27 Dec 2009
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When the new Lady Peter begins receiving threatening notes, she decides to solve this mystery on her own.
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Correspondence following Murder Must Advertise
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Begins with Peter and Harriet at the river during /Gaudy Night/. Why is Peter so sensitive about Donne? An alternative explanation.
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"I must have a streak of my father in me. He was one of the old school -- you either faced a fence of your own accord or were walloped over and non nonsense. It worked -- after a fashion. One learnt to pretend one wasn't a coward, and take out the change in bad dreams."
"You certainly don't show any signs of it."
"One of these days you'll find me out, I expect."
-- Busman's Honeymoon by Dorothy L. Sayers
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Drabble for busaikko, who prompted me with "behind enemy lines." Harriet Vane receives a problematic fan letter. First posted in 2006.