If you have ever wondered about the perfect crime – committing it, or solving it – Tony Medawar’s suggested reading for his talk at The Bodies From The Library Conference on 28th June should give you food for thought. For his full list of recommendations go to the Suggested Reading page on the conference website:

https://thebodiesfromthelibrary.wordpress.com/suggested-reading/

Richard Reynolds has suggested a list of books that you can read to get the most out of his presentation on The Oxbridge Murders. For those who want to make the best use of the time available we did notice that Margery Allingham’s Police at the Funeral and Dorothy L. Sayers’ Gaudy Night each feature not only in Richard’s list but also in the list of at least one other speaker.

For a full list of Richard’s suggestions and those of other speakers at the conference go to the Suggested Reading page of the conference website:

https://thebodiesfromthelibrary.wordpress.com/suggested-reading/

For those of you who are looking forward to Dolores Gordon-Smith talking about the works of Freeman Wills Crofts, she has suggested a number of titles for you to read in order to get the most out of her talk. They are listed on the https://thebodiesfromthelibrary.wordpress.com/suggested-reading/ page of our Bodies From The Library conference website.

L.C. Tyler has provided a list of recommended reading for those who want to get the most out of his talk about the new Golden Age at The Bodies From The Library Conference. You can find his recommendations at our website’s Suggested Reading page.