Chapter 1 opens in an apothecary with a pig staging a doorway protest and ends with a summons to Greymoor Hall: Mr Pritchard is dead. Phoebe Hartwell finds herself questioned for the very draught meant to bring sleep, just as Dr Gabriel Sinclair arrives from Edinburgh in a wash of rain and mud. https://www.marisapaxon.com/ Support this podcast at — <a rel='payment' href='https://redcircle.com/marisapaxon/exclusive-content'>https://redcircle.com/marisapaxon/exclusive-content</a>

Chapter 1 opens in an apothecary with a pig staging a doorway protest and ends with a summons to Greymoor Hall: Mr Pritchard is dead. Phoebe Hartwell finds herself questioned for the very draught meant to bring sleep, just as Dr Gabriel Sinclair arrives from Edinburgh in a wash of rain and mud. https://www.marisapaxon.com/ Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/marisapaxon/exclusive-content

Chapter 1 opens in an apothecary with a pig staging a doorway protest and ends with a summons to Greymoor Hall: Mr Pritchard is dead. Phoebe Hartwell finds herself questioned for the very draught meant to bring sleep, just as Dr Gabriel Sinclair arrives from Edinburgh in a wash of rain and mud. https://www.marisapaxon.com/ Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/marisapaxon/exclusive-content" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://redcircle.com/marisapaxon/exclusive-content</a>

S003-E01 : Murder, Methodists, and Other Calamities

A Most Murderous Podcast at Lady Paxon’s occupies a quiet corner of the Marisa Paxon universe, where murder has an unfortunate habit of interrupting otherwise respectable days.Here you will find the public conversations: discussions of the Marisa Paxon novels themselves, the cases they contain, the people who made the trouble possible, and the various forms of social foolishness that tend to accompany a suspicious death. The tone is dry. The wit is British. The murders are non gory, the romance slow and earned, and justice, as in life, is not always tidy.However, the more serious literary business takes place nearby.The producers, who enjoy structure, have arranged a companion programme called A Most Murderous Programme at Lady Paxon’s: The Narrator’s Audit. Those discussions examine well known works of literature properly. Not summaries. Not cheerful appreciation. Audits. Each book is considered for what it claims to be doing, what readers believe it does, and what human behaviour it quietly exposes once the polite interpretations are removed.Those conversations reside behind a modest subscription door. Apparently this helps filter the room to people capable of sustaining a thought longer than a social media post. I cannot say the theory lacks merit.So the arrangement is simple. The Marisa Paxon cases unfold here in the open drawing room. The classics are escorted next door and examined under brighter lights.Whether you are already a reader, or merely someone who enjoys the inconvenience a dead body causes in polite society, you are welcome to sit down and listen.Tea is optional. Standards will be supplied.

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A Most Murderous Podcast at Lady Paxon’s occupies a quiet corner of the Marisa Paxon universe, where murder has an unfortunate habit of interrupting otherwise respectable days. Here you will find the public conversations: discussions of the Marisa Paxon novels themselves, the cases they contain, the people who made the trouble possible, and the various forms of social foolishness that tend to accompany a suspicious death. The tone is dry. The wit is British. The murders are non gory, the romance slow and earned, and justice, as in life, is not always tidy. However, the more serious literary business takes place nearby. The producers, who enjoy structure, have arranged a companion programme called A Most Murderous Programme at Lady Paxon’s: The Narrator’s Audit. Those discussions examine well known works of literature properly. Not summaries. Not cheerful appreciation. Audits. Each book is considered for what it claims to be doing, what readers believe it does, and what human behaviour it quietly exposes once the polite interpretations are removed. Those conversations reside behind a modest subscription door. Apparently this helps filter the room to people capable of sustaining a thought longer than a social media post. I cannot say the theory lacks merit. So the arrangement is simple. The Marisa Paxon cases unfold here in the open drawing room. The classics are escorted next door and examined under brighter lights. Whether you are already a reader, or merely someone who enjoys the inconvenience a dead body causes in polite society, you are welcome to sit down and listen. Tea is optional. Standards will be supplied.

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S003-E01 : Murder, Methodists, and Other Calamities