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Often used in the same context:
whodunit,
arthur conan doyle,
poirot,
drood,
roald dahl,
novels,
noel coward,
aphra behn,
conan doyle,
christopher marlowe,
emily bronte,
daphne du maurier,
georges simenon,
beatrix potter,
somerset maugham,
blyton,
erle stanley gardner,
novelists,
wodehouse,
w. somerset maugham,
elizabeth gaskell,
charlotte bronte,
dorothy sayers,
ayckbourn,
pirandello,
bram stoker,
thrillers,
ngaio marsh,
shakespearean,
anton chekhov,
muriel spark,
dashiell hammett,
sherlockian,
patricia highsmith,
alexander woollcott,
kenneth grahame,
jacobean,
bergerac,
ben jonson,
carlo goldoni,
novelette,
anthony trollope,
shakespearian,
edwardian,
alexandre dumas,
jean anouilh,
fiction,
novella,
henrik ibsen,
elizabethan,
edmond rostand,
richard brinsley sheridan,
rudyard kipling,
evelyn waugh,
nancy mitford,
dramatist,
magwitch,
lillian hellman,
nevil shute,
bodice ripper,
literary,
tom stoppard,
mysteries,
playwright,
elmore leonard,
le carre,
lucy maud montgomery,
stoppard,
feydeau,
canterbury tales,
william makepeace thackeray,
gustave flaubert,
torchwood,
galsworthy,
steamie,
thomas malory,
stageplay,
musicals,
ionesco,
thomas kyd,
maxim gorky,
gielgud,
maugham,
tom clancy,
terence rattigan,
lunts,
iris murdoch,
double indemnity,
guy de maupassant,
andrew lloyd webber,
moby dick,
inspector maigret,
alfred hitchcock,
herman wouk,
florenz ziegfeld,
samuel pepys,
robert benchley,
sir tom stoppard,
edna ferber,
tudors,
isak dinesen,
john le carre
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