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Tag: Chris Nickson
Summertime and the living is [un]easy…yet we’re reading crime novels
In anxious times, crime novels engage us and reassure us. Seems crazy, doesn’t it? A murderer is loose on the streets. We watch the sleuth(s), the more familiar the better, sort out the clues as they race against time to prevent more deaths. Although… Continue Reading “Summertime and the living is [un]easy…yet we’re reading crime novels”
Meet Chris Nickson, Chronicler of Leeds
In several weeks (8 June) I’ll be sitting down at the historic Leeds Library (7 pm) with my friend Chris Nickson, engaging in a conversation about our work and our friendship. I’m grateful for this opportunity to share the stage with a friend whose… Continue Reading “Meet Chris Nickson, Chronicler of Leeds”
I Hope to See You!
Just as the 2nd Kate Clifford (A Twisted Vengeance) is about to be released (9 May in the US and Canada, late May in the UK), the events page on my website goes down! But not to worry, I’ve reinstated the Appearances/Events page on… Continue Reading “I Hope to See You!”
Talking Shop with Chris Nickson
It’s my great pleasure to welcome my friend Chris Nickson, author of the critically acclaimed Richard Nottingham series set in 18th century Leeds that began with The Broken Token and holds the honor of having received a starred review in Publishers Weekly for all… Continue Reading “Talking Shop with Chris Nickson”
Ring Out the Old, Ring In the New
I just wanted to take a moment to thank all of you for your companionship this past year. I enjoy sharing with you my fascination with the writing life and all things medieval. I thought it would be fun to share with you some… Continue Reading “Ring Out the Old, Ring In the New”
