“What we make is more important than what we are, particularly if making is our profession.”
Quote by Dorothy L. Sayers
Work
The Letters of Dorothy L. Sayers Vol II: 1937-1943: From Novelist to Playwright
The Letters of Dorothy L. Sayers Vol II: 1937-1943: From Novelist to Playwright is a compilation of personal correspondence that provides insight into the professional and personal life of Dorothy L. Sayers during a pivotal period in her career. The letters, spanning from 1937 to 1943, reveal her thoughts and experiences as she navigates the transition from her successful career as a novelist to that of a playwright. This collection offers a candid glimpse into her creative process, her relationships with fellow writers and artists, and her reflections on the cultural and literary landscape of the time. more
Author
Dorothy L. Sayers
Dorothy L. Sayers was an English writer renowned for her detective novels. Her works are celebrated for their unique literary style and profound insights into criminal psychology. Sayers' detective novels typically feature the character of Valery West, a female detective, whose stories offer not only suspenseful plots but also delve into moral and philosophical issues. more
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