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Coroner's Pidgin

Coroner's Pidgin

8 hrs. 52 min.
Description
Marjery Louise Ellingham is an English writer belonging to the “Golden Age of English Literature,” acclaimed the “Queen of Detective Fiction” alongside Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers, and Ngaio Marsh. She stood out among other authors of this genre, as Agatha Christie put it, “like a burning lamp.”

The landlady of a boarding house, worried about a sudden death of one of her lodgers, asks her longtime acquaintance, Albert Campion, to help uncover the likely crime. Right next to her home is a workshop for making coffins, and one day the detective notices an exquisite coffin bearing the name of a man who has already been buried on its plaque. Even stranger is the coffin-maker’s explanation: that he created this masterpiece of burial art out of respect for the gentleman—even while he was still alive…
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