CRIME GUY
Paul Dettmann \ud83c\udfb6, Forgotten Voices, Geraldine ComiskeySpecial dossiers available on Sophie Toscan du Plantier and Suzy Lamplugh. In 2025 I am focusing on these cases once again and maintaining the historical thread on Mary Carr, A Thousand Blows and Peaky Blinders.
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The Boy in the Attic by David Malone
The most surprising thing about this book, published in 2011, is that my co-conspirator Geraldine Comiskey had not heard of the case before Amazon suggested it to her. She lives not far from where these events happened.
The Boy in the Attic: Part 2
This is our second of two discussions about the 1973 murder that is documented thoroughly in a book by David Malone. Although you might wish to read the book before you listen, and there are spoilers (I mean, this is true crime so there is ...
The Boy in the Attic: Part 1
This is our first of two discussions about the 1973 murder that is documented thoroughly in a book by David Malone. Although you might wish to read the book before you listen, and there are spoilers (I mean, this is true crime so there is a...
Senan Molony's Beef with the Dead
I have been a witness to a drama that is still unfolding: a rather unequal fight between the once-respected Irish journalist Senan Molony and a dead Englishman called Ian Bailey.
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At Tennessee Vibes I write about American music in a very British way. I am also working on a two-volume history of Fleetwood Mac, one album at a time.
I’m Emma Woodhouse, author of The Prendergast Watch; Mary, Queen of the Forty; Simple Twists of Fate. I’m passionate about bringing the voices of forgotten working class women back to life. I’m also the co-founder of oncreativewriting.com
Jaded ex-journalist (tabloids, broadsheets, equestrian magazines...). Currently working as an independent freelance writer.
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