The Stories Behind The Story
Anna Sayburn LaneThe true-life stories behind my 1920s murder mystery novels
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Lords and Ladies
I have an admission to make: I’ve been avoiding the aristocracy. If you wondered why my 1920s detective duo consist of a wealthy American lady and a lower-middle-class draper’s daughter, rather than the daughter of a duke and her posh frien...
News and views: July
It’s been full steam ahead this month, after changing track to start work on a new book. The spy thriller is on hold while I work on the next in my Marjorie Swallow 1920s mystery series. I’d long wanted to write a Christmas mystery for the...
Researching the dark side: travel, ancient libraries and the serendipity of the stacks
I’m thrilled that my guest today agreed to be interviewed about her research. J.F. Penn is the Award-winning, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of thrillers, dark fantasy, crime, horror, short stories, and travel memoir. Jo li...
All aboard the Flying Scotsman for cocktails, movies and dinner!
I had a plot (family secrets), a setting (a castle in Northumberland) and all I needed was to transport my sleuth there from her usual setting of Bloomsbury in London. I began with a search query: how would I get from London to Newcastle in...
How I research and write my 1920s whodunnits
It started with an email. Did I want to appear at the Walmer Castle Book Fair, and if so would I do a talk? Of course I would. Weeks went by. Friends told me they’d booked to come along. Hmm. Better write that talk.
On the drawbridge at Wa...
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Author of thrillers and murder mysteries. Loves historical research.
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