Report for Murder
by Val McDermid
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How does Lindsay Gordon’s perspective as an openly lesbian woman and a socialist journalist shape the way she navigates the insular, traditional environment of an elite girls' school?
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If you were thrust into an investigation within a closed community like a boarding school, which personal strengths do you think would serve you best, and what would your biggest blind spot be?
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The book was published in 1987 and introduced one of the earliest openly gay protagonists in modern mystery fiction; how do you think the portrayal of LGBTQ+ identity and acceptance has evolved in the thriller genre since then?
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