# Ngaio Marsh
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Dame Edith ngaio marsh ( NY-oh; 23 April 1895 – 18 February 1982) was a New Zealand writer.
As a crime writer during the "Golden Age of Detective Fiction", Marsh is known as one of the "Queens of Crime", along with Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, and Margery Allingham. She is known primarily for her character Inspector Roderick Alleyn, a gentleman detective who works for the London Metropolitan Police, and who first appeared in her novel A Man Lay Dead (1934).
Overture to Death by Ngaio Marsh - Part Two
We discuss chapters 10-18 of Ngaio Marsh's Eighth Roderick Alleyn novel, 'Overture to Death'. Alleyn is now on the case, and unpicking the local drama of Pen Cuckoo. The murder weapon is determined to be a rigged-up pistol linked to the soft-pedal of the piano. More the domain of childish pranks th…
Overture to Death by Ngaio Marsh - Part Three
We discuss chapters 19-27 of Ngaio Marsh's Eighth Roderick Alleyn novel, 'Overture to Death'. The stage is set to catch a killer, and the domino that tipped all this monstrosity into place. So the ordeal began in the theatre, it will return. Roderick Alleyn and his squad of investigators must bring…
1. Elephants Can Remember - Agatha Christie
Join us for a cold case with sidekick, Ariadne Oliver and her little grey cells. It's Elephants Can Remember by Agatha Christie.
No spoilers- we do not reveal whodunnit.
In Mystery Business, there is a Big Annoucement from TUCOTMS HQ. There is also Agatha trivia with a recommendation and two on-a…
2. A Man Lay Dead - Ngaio Marsh
Join us for a rollicking jaunt in the British countryside, with the first Roderick Alleyn mystery from another Queen of Crime. It's A Man Lay Dead by Ngaio Marsh.
No spoilers- we do not reveal whodunnit.
In Mystery Business, Mads and Han are feeling reflective about seasons past, and there is a t…
Death and the Dancing Footman: Ngaio Marsh
"Death and the Dancing Footman" is a radio play adaptation of Ngaio Marsh's detective novel. The story revolves around a house party hosted by a wealthy, mischievous millionaire, Jonathan Royal1. He invites guests who are bitter enemies, intending to create a dramatic and entertaining scenario. How…
Joanne Drayton - The Lives of Others
Joanne Drayton is an art historian, biographer and nonfiction writer. Her personal memoir The Queen’s Wife was published in January this year. Her book Hudson & Halls: The Food of Love won the non-fiction award at the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards in 2019. The Search for Anne Perry was a top-10 no…
6. Dramatic Murder: A Lost Christmas Mystery - Elizabeth Anthony
Join us for a festive frolic with high body count. It's off to the circus in Dramatic Murder: A Lost Christmas Mystery - Elizabeth Anthony. This is from the British Library Crime Classics series.
No spoilers- we do not reveal whodunnit.
Mystery Business is all about Han's hosting of a myst…
Episode 52: What We Read In January
It's the first episode of 2025 and Dean & Alex are joined by Playgirl Carla! We chat about the good, the bad, and the hobbit.
Books discussed include:
- The Betrothed (Alejandro Manzoni, 1827)
- Three Plays (Mario Vargas Llosa, 1990)
- I, Enoch (Steve Stine, 2024)
- Death At The Dolphin (Ngaio …
GMBC ep41 - Exploring Whodunits: How 'Scales of Justice' Inspires Role-Playing Adventures
The main focus of today’s discussion revolves around the intricacies of crafting engaging mysteries in tabletop role-playing games, inspired by Ngaio Marsh's cozy mystery, *Scales of Justice*. Set in the quaint village of Swevenings, the narrative unfolds with the murder of Colonel Carteret, leadin…
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