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Very much enjoyed David McClosky's London Station - a spy thriller with great action an an excellent clothes moment clothesinbooks.blogspot.com/…
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In which I enthuse about the prospect of my first Narnia book being launched in the US...
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My thoughts on The Men in her Death, reissued by @DeanStPress #CrimeFiction #BookReview
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It's #MurderEveryMonday and this week's theme is crime fiction with a mythical creature in the title or on the cover.
Not sure what #MurderEveryMonday is? Here's the link: crossexaminingcrime.com/2023…
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ALT Book titles: Murder on the Leviathan by Boris Akunin, Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch, The Dragon Scrolls by I. J.Parker, The Unicorn Murders by Carter Dickson and Dragon's Xave by Clyde B. Clason.
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Strawberry Nets, Eric Ravilious, 1932. This watercolour was commissioned by Sir Geoffrey Fry at his country home Oare House, near Pewsey, in #Wiltshire. The original artwork is in a private collection.
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Update: the new Persephone bookshop opens at 10am on Weds Nov 4 at 1 Scala Street, London W1, with the proviso that this is v much a 'soft' opening, a bit like a pop-up, so there may be a slight air of chaos. But we will certainly have all our 155 titles in stock - do come by.
We have some news. This autumn we are opening a second Persephone bookshop – in London, in Fitzrovia to be precise. We had not actually been planning this, but by chance we heard about a 1767 four-storey house that had become available... More info here: persephonebooks.co.uk/blogs/…
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OK, #BookTwitter! I'm working in an article for classicmystery.blog on #mystery book series that should be adapted for TV that haven't been done before? Any suggestions? I've got my top five (although it might become a top ten) but what would you like to see?
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This weekend's post - "A Bit of Beastliness in Narnia", on why the Pevensies keep calling each other beasts, and how they change...
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There’s a version of the future where ten-second videos are most people’s preferred entertainment, where most writing is machine-generated, where education exists only in name. The only way to prevent this is for us, all of us, to begin regularly reading challenging books.
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#OTD 1964, George Cukor’s film My fair Lady began its run in New York’s Criterion Theatre. Audrey Hepburn’s and Jeremy Brett’s voices were dubbed. Julie Andrews could sing (and she mastered the role on stage) was not cast. Audrey on the cover of ABC Film review 1967.
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Wanted for Questioning*: A Quiz Competition for my Latest Book Release crossexaminingcrime.com/2026…
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"Two walls still left standing and on one of them was a black powder mark that was the shape of a great hound". The Hound of Death by #agathachristie Illustration from the scarce 1941 Australian 'Wireless' magazine publication. #HappyHalloween
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E Nesbit on top form as the Queen of ancient Babylon asks children from contemporary London if they know the great names of power in their country, and the demons who minister to them…
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V cheered that Paths in the Snow, the first of my books about Narnia, is due to be published in the United States in a couple of weeks’ time. I’m intrigued by how different the cover is from the UK edition, but how excellent it is at the same time.
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#1949Club - the ones that got away! Plus - where next???? kaggsysbookishramblings.word…
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I found a wonderful 1950s children's book - a pity I didn't read it back when I was young. It has a bingo line of Clothes in Books interests - witches, magic, theatricals, sewing, teashops, fetes... & is an absolute charmer. Carbonel by Barbara Sleigh clothesinbooks.blogspot.com/…
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Mr Poirot: The Tale of Walter Ackroyd (2026) and Little Miss Marple: A Surprised is Announced (2026) crossexaminingcrime.com/2026…
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I can't keep away from the book Laura by Vera Caspary - Sergio Angelini and I did a Tipping my Fedora podcast on book and film, and now I have come back to answer the question 'why is she wearing a tablecloth tied round her dress?' clothesinbooks.blogspot.com/…
