Thank you for the Broster, as you say, it's classic Broster and very much presaging FotH.

I can see why they made much of Sayers' poems in that journal, as the introduction notes, it's not her normal scene at all. The journal itself as you say was entertaining, the class boundary essay was my favourite bit. It made me think of what people in the 1920s would have done if they'd had blogs...

I adore Sayers and the Wimsey series and will happily chat about them if you do end up picking them up again :-)