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Festive reading
Winter can often be a brilliant backdrop to a goo
Autumn is the perfect time to devour a psychological thriller. As the nights draw in, our imaginations run away with us. You never know what might be hiding in the shadows. I’m excited to read The Wom
Let It Come Down Paul Bowles (Penguin ...
200 years of Dickens on stage and screen
I love a cosy book for autumn, something that perhaps reflects the season, with the changing colour of leaves, knits, country walks. I think some classics are wonderful at this time of year also, rere
TRICKS LITERARY ILLUSIONS Performance magic and Victorian ...
INSPECTOR MARSTON takes out his hankie and runs it round the collar of his shirt. The stove house is unpleasantly hot and humid. His companion, Annabelle da Winter, appears unfazed by the heat and the