This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, our investigation brings us to Hercule Poirot in Death On The Nile (1978).

Join us as we hunt down a League of Library Assassins, enlist Butch Maggie Smith to help us finally make the switch to injections, and watch Angela Lansbury down a crocodilian cocktail* to appease Sobek, God of Semen.

*A croc-tail, if you will.**

**We won't.

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Be Gay Solve Crimes is made up of November Kelly (Twitter/Bluesky), Mia Mulder (Youtube/Twitter/Bluesky), and your local librarian Lucy (Twitter/Bluesky).

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This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes we turn our magnifying glasses on the Disco Elysium, setting out to prove once and for all that underneath all his baggage, Harrier du Bois may in fact have been Harrier du Girls all this time.

If you want to hear the full version of this bonus episode, you can find it and all our future bonus episodes on our patreon for as little as £5 a month!

Welcome to our new transfeminine detective podcast! Every episode, Mia Mulder (@Potatopolitics), November Kelly (@postoctobrist), and Lucy From Scotland (@absobloodylucy) interrogate a different piece of detective fiction in hopes of answering the greatest mystery of all: is being a detective a kind of trans?

For our first episode, we are proud to present a truly inexplicable 1940s Sherlock Holmes adaptation: The Woman in Green. Featuring hypnotism, cannabis, and laws against fat people. Elementary, my dear listener.

If you like this episode, we will be releasing bonus episodes on our Patreon, starting very soon with perhaps the most transgender detective fiction of all: Disco Elysium.