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1. The trick of the lock: Dorothy L. Sayers and the invention of the voice print

Pre-eminent among writers of mystery stories is, in my opinion, Dorothy L. Sayers. She is ingenious, witty, original - and scientific too, including themes like the fourth dimension, electroplating, and the acoustics of bells in some of her best stories. She is also the inventor of the voice-activated lock, which her hero Lord Wimsey deploys in the 1928 short story 'The Adventurous Exploit of the Cave of Ali Baba'.

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2. HarperCollins Creates New Paperback Mystery Imprint

HarperCollins Publishers has created a new paperback mystery novel imprint called Bourbon Street Books.

Here’s more about the imprint: “Bourbon Street Books will publish all types of mysteries and will feature paperback originals, reprints, backlist titles, and reissued classics. We will launch the line in the fall 2012 season with two paperback originals: The Hollow Man, an exciting debut by British author Oliver Harris, and Blood Line, the 7th book in the Anna Travis series by international bestselling author Lynda La Plante, both publishing on October 23rd.”

In addition to these new books, the imprint will re-release a number of Dorothy L. Sayers’ books in October, including: Strong Poison, Have His Carcase, Busman’s Honeymoon, and Gaudy Night

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