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Wednesday, April 02, 2025

A To Z Blogging Challenge 2025: Mysteries: C Is For Cosies

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  Cosies are my favourite type of mysteries. They tend to be about a character - usually a woman - who isn’t a professional detective. Mostl...
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Tuesday, April 01, 2025

A To Z Blogging Challenge 2025, Mysteries: B Is For Benjamin January

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  If you have been following this blog for a while, you will certainly have read my posts about the Benjamin January series by Barbara Hambl...

Owltitude Press: An Interview With Rebecca Fung

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Recently, I reviewed children’s novel Septopus by Rebecca Fung on this site. Rebecca is also a  publisher at Owltitude Press , a small Aust...
Monday, March 31, 2025

A To Z Blogging Challenge 2025: Mysteries! A Is For Archer

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C. J. Archer is an author I have just discovered. She seems to be very prolific, writing both mysteries and speculative fiction. This novel,...
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Tuesday, March 25, 2025

A To Z 2025. Theme Release

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  I’ve been doing A to Z for several years now and have forgotten some of the ones I’ve posted. And some of the books and authors I am going...
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Monday, March 17, 2025

Saving Susy Sweetchild: Silver Screen Historical Mysteries 3. By Barbara Hambly. Edinburgh: Severn House, 2024

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Saving Susy Sweetchild is the third of the Silver Screen Historical Mysteries. This series, set in Hollywood in the 1920s, started life as ...
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Tuesday, March 04, 2025

Moonboy by Anna Ciddor. Sydney: Allen And Unwin, 2025

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  This is the latest of Anna Ciddor’s delightful time slip novels. In the others, the characters time travelled to Roman times. In this one,...
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Sunday, February 23, 2025

Septopus by Rebecca Fung.Owltitude Press, NSW, 2024

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  Stanley is a Septopus, born with only seven tentacles instead of eight. He can do what everyone else needs eight tentacles to do, but his ...
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