It's Useful To Remember That We Don't Hate Everything
Thirteen things this Thursday that I have read, watched, listened to or otherwise found noteworthy.
Caroline Crampton
Caroline Crampton is the author of A Body Made of Glass and the creator of the Shedunnit podcast
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Thirteen things this Thursday that I have read, watched, listened to or otherwise found noteworthy.
Reading Georgette Heyer: Powder and Patch
This is the 1959 Pan paperback edition of Powder and Patch . The novel was originally published by Mills & Boon in 1923 and then re-released by Heinemann in 1930. I've gone back in time: both fictionally, because this novel is once more set during the reign of
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Thirteen things this Thursday that I have read, watched, listened to or otherwise found noteworthy.
A Body Made of Glass: Spanish Edition
The Spanish edition of my book A Body Made of Glass is published today by Barlin Libros , in a translation by Helena Vivancos Peñas. It has a new cover, designed by Isabel Mora: It's available to order directly from the publisher as well as via Casa
Reading Georgette Heyer: An Infamous Army
This is the 1961 Pan paperback edition of An Infamous Army . The novel was originally published by Heinemann in 1937. I've had a marvellous time over the past couple of months reading the Alastair-Audley tetralogy: These Old Shades , Devil's Cub , Regency Buck and now An
The Late Mrs Willoughby by Claudia Gray
After several months of good progress, I've experienced a bit of a health setback in the past couple of weeks and found it difficult to focus on physical books. (I've written a little more about my experiences of long-term illness here ). I asked my podcast
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Thirteen things this Thursday that I have read, watched, listened to or otherwise found noteworthy.
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Thirteen things this Thursday that I have read, watched, listened to or otherwise found noteworthy.
Reading Georgette Heyer: Regency Buck
I really wanted to like Regency Buck . Although I've enjoyed all of my Georgette Heyer reading so far, I was particularly excited to arrive at one with "Regency" in the title. She's most famous for fiction set in this period and now, after my