The Stories Behind The Story
Anna Sayburn LaneThe true-life stories behind my 1920s murder mystery novels
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Writing spy fiction means I need to watch and read lots of it, obviously. I mean, I’d do it anyway because I love it, but now I have a proper excuse. Which is how I came to re-watch The Ipcress File a few months ago, for ‘work’.
London Book Fair and the indie publishing revolution
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Boz to Drood: Kent in Dickens' writing
Kent, where I spend half of my days, is London’s somewhat scruffy rural cousin, a wide county stretching from the southeastern edges of London to the sea. The 350 miles of coastline begin at the Thames estuary as London’s river merges with ...
Dickens: man of Kent
Mention Charles Dickens, and you immediately think of London. The writer knew the city to his bones, and many of his best-loved novels are stories of London life. But he started and ended his life in Kent, the county to the south and east o...
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