Ganeida – I like both kinds of books – plot driven and character driven. The latter are my favorites, but I like all kinds. I have downloaded two of her books to my Kindle and look forward to beginning!

Thank you for such great information, Ganeida. You are really a literary fount for me. I’m convinced about Dorothy Sayers and will get something of hers very soon. Maybe I’ll check to see if Kindle has her titles to download! I’ll let you know what I think! Blessings….

She also did a translantion of Dante which is considered the best & most robust ~ though some intellectual snobs get a bit squiffy about her making Dante accesible to the hoi poli. She was something of a linguist [took languages at Oxford] & her essays on Christianity [often from a female viewpoint] are enlightening, sound & often very funny. Do let me know what you think ~ even if you don’t enjoy her. Not everyone does.

I have heard so much about Sayers and am one of the few who hasn’t read her. Now with your words I think it’s time, Ganeida. What book of hers would you recommend I start with? Thank you for visiting….

Chesterton’s a poet too & I actually first knew him as that. His Before the gods that made the gods so intrigued me though it’s really just something of a history lesson in verse. Enjoy.

I have Orthodoxy ready to begin, but something else always taps me on the shoulder, so it has been sitting there a while. I have listened to radio theater productions of his Father Brown books, but haven’t read them. How does he cheat? Intrigued!

Yes – I now need to read the two books of his I have on my shelf. 😀 Blessings on you, Ganeida…