Love All by Dorothy L. Sayers

Published: 1940 | Series: Play

In this stage comedy, a man and his mistress have run off the Venice; in his absence, the man's wife becomes a successful playwright.

About Dorothy L. Sayers

Dorothy L. Sayers (1893-1957) is best known as the author of twelve detective novels, most of which feature her aristocratic and literary-minded sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey. She was a co-founder of the Detection Club, an important critic during the golden age of detective fiction, and a major champion of ambitious crime fiction. After her last crime novel was published in 1937, she dedicated herself to writing plays, religious broadcasting, and translation, including a major new version of Dante's Divine Comedy.

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Love All is mentioned in The Decree Absolute episode.

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