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Crime-writer Linda Stratmann is my guest

Crime-writer Linda Stratmann is my guest

Posted on Jun 4, 2014 in An Appetite for Murder, Frances Doughty Mysteries, Linda Stratmann | 6 Comments

Linda Stratmann is my guest on the blog today. I got to know Linda when we were both on the CWA committee. It’s not the first time she has featured on my blog. Some time ago I reviewed her fascinating book, Chloroform. She’s also written a lot about true crime. But today she’s talking about […]

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Linda’s Book Launch

Posted on May 26, 2011 in Anne Fadiman, AT LARGE AND AT SMALL, Linda Stratmann | No Comments

Something to add to my last blog. The launch of Linda Stratmann’s new novel, THE POISONOUS SEED, is at Waterstone’s Islington Green on Thursday 2 June from 6.30. I can’t be there, but maybe you can? All are welcome.While I’m here I’ll mention that Anne Fadiman’s second book of essays, AT LARGE AND AT SMALL: […]

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Chloroform

Posted on May 24, 2011 in Agatha Christie, Chloroform, Linda Stratmann, Queen Victoria | 4 Comments

I spent Thursday to Sunday last week at Crimefest, where I moderated a couple of panels. Linda Stratmann was on one of them. She is the author of a book entitled CHLOROFORM which I’d heard was good – and it is. As far as I’d thought at all about it, I’d been aware of chloroform […]

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