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Category Archives: crime fiction
WTC Spring 15
Writing the City I’ve been woefully slow to post our most recent series of WTC, so I’m going to put the entire archive of writing and the photos on one page – let’s call it WTC Spring ’15 Do take … Continue reading
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What do Pele and Gypsy Rose Lee have in common?
They’ve both published crime fiction. Fact. GRL’s was titled something along the lines of ‘garroted by her own g-string.’ No, really. Spring #4 found us in the British Library, appropriately enough, for a series of Cleudo-inspired prompts and a look at their … Continue reading
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