Dorothy L Sayers was a renowned British author and playwright, known for her contributions to crime fiction. She is also known for her works relating to Christian theology, and for her extensive translations and essays. Alongside her novels and plays, Sayers also wrote poetry and short stories. Some of her most well-known works include the Lord Peter Wimsey series, which revolved around a fictional detective, and the play "The Man Born to be King." Synonyms that can be used to describe Sayers include "mystery writer," "detective novelist," "theologian," and "essayist." She is considered to be a leading figure in the realm of detective fiction, and her contributions to the genre have had a lasting impact.