Pages
(Move to ...)
The Maywrite Library
Stories of the Supernatural
Mary Reviews Golden Age Mysteries
Our Mystery Fiction
Our Newsletter
▼
Friday, December 25, 2020
Soot and Cinders
›
by Mary I must be one of only a handful of mystery writers who've been aboard a steam train held up by a gang of desperadoes on hors...
Fruit Gums vs. Wrapping Paper
›
by Mary There were no Christmas railways for us, I fear, although we sometimes saw engines chugging along the lining running behind the ...
And a Penguin in a Fir Tree
›
by Mary This is the time of year when those who celebrate Christmas will be setting up and decorating their festive tree. Many of our orna...
Fruit of the Yule
›
by Mary Fruitcake is much mocked. Not by me, however, for whenever I see one it reminds me of my first Christmas in this country. At th...
Tintinnabulation Prognostication
›
by Mary I laughed out loud when I recently read an exchange in Paul McGuire's Threepence To Marble Arch -- the title refers to bus fare...
Friday, October 9, 2020
Jane Finnis on Why She Loves Short Stories
›
by Jane Finnis Intro from Mary and Eric: We first met Jane when we both had stories included in Mike Ashley's Mammoth Book of Roma...
2 comments:
Saturday, September 19, 2020
Review: A Pinch of Pure Cunning by Jane Finnis
›
Review: A Pinch of Pure Cunning by Jane Finnis by Mary A Pinch of Pure Cunning is a collection of short stories by Jane Finnis, author o...
‹
›
Home
View web version