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Bram Stoker visited Whitby, England, in 1890. Seven years later, he chose this seaside town as the place where Dracula came ashore.
The abbey ruins overlooking the harbor helped inspire the novel, and they're still standing today.
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BREAKING: Actor Sir Patrick Stewart, best known for his roles as Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek and Professor X in X-Men, has died aged 86.
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As The Ghost of Marchmont Hall reaches its 10th anniversary, here is another chance to read about the process I used to write my first ghost story #writing #Halloween2026 #fiction #books
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It's finally arrived!! DI Alice Mann Book 2 is available to download on #Kindle paperback and #kindleunlimited from Amazon Worldwide just click on the link below 👇
amzn.eu/d/0fUxmAvb – at Great Dunmow, East
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25 October 1400. Geoffrey Chaucer, author of The Canterbury Tales, died (aged 56 or 57). He’s been called the “Father of English literature”. He’s buried in Poets’ Corner in Westminster Abbey next to the memorial statue of William Shakespeare.
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New book post, several short reviews of books read in October: read-warbler.blogspot.com/20… #books
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I'm excited to announce that DI Alice Mann Book 3 is in production! I have decided to use Robbie Burns quotes for the titles of this series because he is so closely associated with Ayrshire, where the books are set and his words are so layered and full of meaning. #books – at Churchend, East
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Miranda is playing the game so well. She’s not too loud, not too quiet. She’s also looking for behaviour changes and actual evidence. Miss Marple is shaking in her tweed blazer, there’s a new detective in town #TheCelebrityTraitors
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“A woman is not to marry a man merely because she is asked, or because he is attached to her, and can write a tolerable letter.” — Jane Austen
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New book post, Books read in September: read-warbler.blogspot.com/20… #books
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Did you know that The Imogen and Hugh Croft Mysteries Series is set mostly in Maldon and east Essex? #books #crimefiction #kindleunlimited #Essex – at Great Dunmow, East
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Is there a gendered voice in fiction? katherinepathak.wordpress.co… via @KatherinePathak
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31 years ago today, the BBC premiered the first episode of ‘Pride & Prejudice’ starring: Colin Firth as Mr Fitzwilliam Darcy & Jennifer Ehle as Elizabeth Bennet.
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The new DI Alice Mann novel is coming this Autumn. Get ready by reading book 1 of this spinoff series #amazon #kindleunlimited #crimefiction – at Great Dunmow, East
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BBC Plots Major Poirot Series, With Casting Underway For Agatha Christie Icon deadline.com/2026/05/bbc-her…
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Just discovered that the very best, noblest, and the most iconic Watson of them all has passed. He was a crucial part of the Granada series and a fundamental reason why those first 13 episodes remain the gold standard of Holmes screen adaptations.
My dearest Watson.
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Margery Allingham, writer of the Campion novels lived in this house in Tolleshunt Darcy. It was looking rather lovely this evening.
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