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Let's get a mystery thread going

>> No.3372412

I think Qiu Xialong is not as well known as he should be.

>> No.3372417

Hercule Poirot is probably my favorite detective ever conceived. Also by Agatha Christie by the way

>> No.3372448

>>3372417
I prefer Joseph Rouletabille, Gaston Leroux's character, for that kind of pulpy detective story.

>> No.3372611

>>3372417
>>3372448
Nobody beats Holmes for me.

>> No.3372614

Guys, my lecturer was telling me about a series of detective stories written by a priest, and he was banned from writing anymore by the church. Who was he talking about? I can't remember for the likes of me

>> No.3372619

>>3372614

Kool Keith wrote detective stories about a priest the "Father Brown" series.
Ronald Knox was a priest who wrote detective stories.
Might be one of those two.

>> No.3372622

>>3372619
He was American I'm pretty sure. It seemed like real pulpy detective fiction, in a good way.

>> No.3373523

>>3372406
Take that racist shit somewhere else.
That is not /pol/ or /b/ here

>> No.3373557

>>3372406
omg
you used the n word.
>>>/pol/

>> No.3373567

>>3373523
Fuck off, pussy.

>> No.3373598

>>3372611
Moriarty beat Holmes for you.

>> No.3373606

>>3372412
too western to chinese, but I like his books.

Red mandarin dress is a nice book

>> No.3373633

>>3372619
>Kool Keith wrote detective stories about a priest the "Father Brown" series.
Subtle joke, I like it.

If you like religious detectives, I quite like Brother Cadfael, and the Name of the Rose.