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welcome to the very first Green Penguin Book Club. A new kind of She Done It episode that documents my journey of reading

and discussing every crime title from the main Penguin series in order. Our book today is The Unpleasantness at the Bologna Club by Dorothy L. Sayers,

which was originally published in 1928 and then republished in 1935 by the Bodley head as one of the first 10 books in their new

Penguin series. It is officially Penguin Number 5 and the first crime title or Green Penguin.

My guest for this book is Helen Zoltzman,

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