It so happens that I have fairly recently read two detective novels which revolved round multiple masks. To be quire precise, one, Josephine...

A new month and a new theme. We are coming up to Hallowe'en (which I tend to ignore as my house is protected by my black cat who sits ...

This is the last posting in this series of blogs about Children in Crime and as ever Kate Jackson is collecting links on her blog crossexa...

I came across Mabel Esther Allan's Murder At The Flood by accident in a second hand bookshop and was attracted by the title with its ...

Yes, dear readers, we are back. The Tuesday Night Bloggers had a month off and are back with the creepy theme of Children in Crime . That ...

 The Norths are screwy. Everyone knows this though they are not aware of that. Their friend, Lieutenant (sometimes acting Captain) Bill W...

'Tis the month of July, named after Julius Caesar as it was the month of his birth (but not of his death as we all know very well). De...

Taking time off from Brexit and all its problems, I turn once again to murder and education, this time to murder in the Extra-Mural Depart...

Well, here we are back with murder and education than which there cannot be a more obvious link. And talking of links, Bev Hankins is coll...

This month's theme is murder and education - schools, colleges, academics and other animals. Bev Hankins is collecting them on her blo...

This is the last of the May Tuesday Night blogs about travel and holiday. Next month we shall be covering academic institutions - plenty to ...

Yes, yes, it is Wednesday but my colleagues in the group are a remarkably tolerant lot. At least, I hope so. The two novels I want to ...