DC Solves a Crime
Want to know more about Dickens Station’s favorite feline? Click “Read More” to check out a Dickens Station Daily Telegraph article about DC. (Read More …)
Want to know more about Dickens Station’s favorite feline? Click “Read More” to check out a Dickens Station Daily Telegraph article about DC. (Read More …)
What are your favorite first lines from cozy mysteries, or any book? When did a single line, or hook, in an opening chapter, grab you and compel you to keep reading? Click “Read More” for my great example and to share yours. (Read More …)
How do the life and works of Lilian Jackson Braun, author of The Cat Who mysteries, exemplify the origins of the term “cozy mystery?” Click “Read More” to read the article or listen to this 9-minute podcast. (Read More …)
What do Sam Spade, James Bond, and Father Brown have in common? Click “Read More” to discover the answer and several reasons to celebrate. (Read More …)
Happy Sherlock Holmes Day, and Happy Birthday to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Today’s mini-mystery? Where’s the Calabash? Why does the illustration NOT show the great detective’s signature calabash pipe? Discover the fascinating history of that remarkable smoking accessory by clicking “Read More.” (Read More …)
They say that beneath many legends lie nuggets of truth. The same can be said for fiction. I received two birthday gifts this year so thoughtful I had to interrupt my sabbatical from social media to share them with you, Dickens Stationers. They are gifts from Dickens Station’s history. Click Read More to find out how. (Read More …)
Marley’s Curse has progressed to the finalist level in the Florida Writers Association (FWA) Royal Palm Literary Awards (RPLA) competition. Click Read More for complete details. (Read More …)
Happy birthday to the creator of Perry Mason, Erle Stanley Gardner. Check out the short tribute video by clicking “Read More.” (Read More …)
DC may be in trouble in more ways than one. Click “Read More” to find out why. (Read More …)
Click “Read More” to discover with DC the origin of the legal term “corpus delicti.” (Read More …)