#adam dalgleish

[lastnightfanfictionsavedmylife]

—Dalgleish S3E3 - Cover Her Face part 1.

Mr Carvel as Adam Dalgleish, the poet detective with a sliver of ice in his heart...

[bettysfilingcabinet]

I need more Martin Shaw as Adam Dalgleish in P.D. James Death in Holy Orders.

As requested by @dr-nosy-parker

[winterstellars]

Dalgliesh info from the books 👀

https://x.com/i/status/2059009343870181553

what the fuck adam. okay mr "can't get hard without my pillows and blankies" get outta here.

[winterstellars]

binging dalgliesh like a fresh line of coke to cope with the prof!baelor fic withdrawals before i actually lose it because he is SO painfully prof!baelor i can't unsee it. i love your work. the prose and flow is perfect i NEED to dissect your mind. also have this sneaking angsty headcanon that he's so guilt ridden to the point he's afraid to admit he loves her even though the ridiculous poetic sap is obviously in love with reader but he needs the time to cope with dead wife guilt but then the whole 'no one wants to be kept a secret forever' argument comes up AND AND

prof!baelor is so heavily inspired by adam dalgleish at this point that when i watch dalgleish i'm just like oh this is baelor's 70s detective sidequest this is just part of his lore. like he and miskin are kinda baelor & reader coded if you think about it...........

[curiosities-for-free]

Book Review/Thoughts - Death In Holy Orders

Book Review/Thoughts – Death In Holy Orders

This is another one of PD James’s Adam Dalgliesh stories, which I’m definitely reading out of order. Death In Holy Orders starts with the death of an ordinand at a theological college, St Anselm’s in East Anglia, where an influential man’s son is found dead, face down in the sand and his death is ruled as an accidental death. Of course, Sir Alred Treeves doesn’t like the verdict and uses his…

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[curiosities-for-free]

Book Review/Thoughts - Cover Her Face

Book Review/Thoughts – Cover Her Face

I’ve not read much of P. D. James’s work, it’s something I’ve just not got round to and only a handful of them have been Inspector Dalgliesh ones. And while I’m slowly coming to terms with all the crime fiction out there that I’ll probably never get round to reading I do really want to read more of James’s work to see how her writing develops as the few I’ve dipped in and out of (and totally out…

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[alexandria1448]

The opposite of fanaticism

“Like all other believers she had made Him in her own image, a Methodist God, benign, suburban in his tastes, appreciative of cheerful singing and mildly academic sermons, not demanding more than she could give.”

From Innocent Blood, by P. D. James (1980).