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The Roll Top Desk

Martine Proctor

Book news, stuff about writing and story samples

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Latest Issues

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The Things We Do For Love

Last week, Nelson DeMille died at age 81. He was a prolific writer of thrillers and adventure books, the kind you carry in a beach bag to the side of the pool. The kind you buy at the airport bookshop with some salty nuts to help you throug...

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This Can Wait. Right? Right?

We all do it. All the time. Mostly for little things. Because the really big things are so massive they can’t be shoved aside with a casual tomorrow, I’ll handle it tomorrow … or in a week … or whenever. The pile of laundry that should be f...

2 months ago
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The Joy of Crime Cooking

I was thinking about cooking in books.

3 months ago
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Love You Till Tuesday

Shake a library bookshelf and see how many detectives fall out! If you’re in the cozy mystery section, the racks will be bare. Everybody is a sleuth in a cozy, even the pet hamsters, with cute little gumshoes.

3 months ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Martine Proctor

    Contemporary detective series. Love You Till Tuesday, published by Shotgun Honey. Fiction in Mystery Tribune, Vautrin, Black Cat Weekly, and Bristol Noir, among others. Short story collection: Family and Other Ailments.

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