
Peter Corris, “the godfather of Australian crime”, has died at the age of 76. His name may not be all that well known to us (well, to me, I confess) but he was clearly a towering force in the literature of his home country. When I received notice of this obituary, it was stated that he had read and commented on Josephine Tey’s Daughter of Time. But the article, when I actually read it, doesn’t mention this at all.
So I went a-hunting, and found this article.
It isn’t conclusive by any means, but does show how influential Tey’s wonderful book has been, and continues to be.
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