For
the month of July The Tuesday Night Bloggers have chosen a theme with a bit of
bite to it. We will be examining poisons, poisoners, poisonous atmospheres,
maybe even poison pens--if it can be connected to poison in any way, it can be
talked bout this month. Once again I will be collecting the essays here at the
Block. If you'd like to join us as we focus on a month of poisonous mayhem,
please stop by for group discussion and I'll add your posts to the list. We
tend to focus on the Golden Age of crime fiction--generally accepted as
published between the World Wars, but everyone seems to have a slightly
different definition and we're pretty flexible. Essays on more recent crime
fiction are welcome as well.
This
week's Poison Experts:
Kate @ crossexaminingcrime: "Rex vs. Anne Bickerton (1930) by Sydney Fowler"
JJ @ The Invisible Event: "A Circular Tour Through My Brain As I Attempt to Read 'The Poisoned Dow '08' by Dorothy L. Sayers"
John @ Pretty Sinister Books: "'Murder A La Carte' by Jean Toussaint-Samat"
This month in Review:
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I'm afraid that I've haven't anything on offer this week. It's been a bit hectic at work and I haven't managed anything beyond my regular reading. I hope to get back on track for next week.
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