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Murder Mystery and Mayhem on the Railways 3 Days to Go!
Hello again Readers. My third true crime book will soon be available on Amazon.Herewith some more information about what the book will include… Robbers on the Rails.. The first railway passengers were content to pay for their tickets and their … Continue reading →
Posted in Book about early railways, Coroner's Court, Coroner's Inquest, Court Case, Crime accounts, Crime and Murder, Crime and Punishment 1844, Crime on the Railways, Crime story, crime writer, dead bodies, Death on a Railway, First Great Train Robbery, First murder of a female on the railways, First Train Robbery, Gold Robbery, Great Gold Robbery, Great Train Robbery, Historical crime, Ideas for writer, Liverpool to Manchester Railway, Mayhem on the Railways, murder mystery, Murder on the Railways, Murder stories, Railway accident, Railway Crime, Railway Criminal, Railway History, Railway Robbery, Railways, Theft on a Train, Tragedy on the Railways, Train Robbbery, Train Robbers, True Crime, Victorian Crime, Writing about Railways
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5 Days to NEW TRUE CRIME BOOK
Hello Readers.My third true crime book is almost ready for publishing and all being well should be available for downloading on Christmas Day. For the next five days I will be providing some information about it via this blog including … Continue reading →
Posted in Assassination Plot, Book about early railways, Coroner, Coroner's Court, Coroner's Inquest, Crime accounts, Crime and Murder, Crime on the Railways, Crime story, crime writer, dead bodies, Death on a Railway, First murder of a female on the railways, First Railway Murder, First Train Robbery, Gold Heist, Gold Robbery, Great Gold Robbery, Great Train Robbery, Historical crime, Mayhem on the Railways, murder mystery, Murder on the Railways, Murder stories, Murder Story, poison murder, Railway accident, Railway Crime, Railway Criminal, Railway History, Railway Robbery, Railways, Theft on a Train, Train Robbers, Writer, Writiing true crime, Writing, Writing about Railways, writing ideas
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Jack the Ripper finally IDENTIFIED!!!
Hello Readers Well some quite amazing news today, the most infamous murderer from nineteenth century Britain has finally been identified and no it is not one of the high-born suspects. The story has broken exclusively in UK newspaper the Daily Mail … Continue reading →
Posted in Aaron Kosminski, Catherine Eddowes, Coroner's Court, Coroner's Inquest, crime writer, Crime Writing, Cut-throat murder, dead, dead bodies, Historical crime, Ideas for writer, Illustrator, Indie Author, Jack the Ripper, Jack the Rippper, murder mystery, Murder stories, publicity, publishing, Tools for Writers, True Crime, Uncategorized, Whitechapel Murders, Writer, Writing, Writing formula, writing ideas, writing process
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Saville’s Spinney is Go! 2 Days to Launch ! – The Execution
Hello again Readers Almost there now, just over 48 hours! This blog will be about a very important scene in my book – the very public execution of a condemned man. Once again the three Nottingham newspapers were a wonderful … Continue reading →
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Saville’s Spinney is Go! Four Days to Launch…. The Inquisition
Hello again Readers Still doing some last minute work on my book including designing my book cover. If you want to create an e-book you will require a separate cover. I am happy with mine and contracted my illustrator through … Continue reading →
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Saville’s Spinney is Go! 5 Days to Launch………… How my book began
Hello again readers Almost there now. My dream of writing my first book has become reality, my long journey is over. I just need to complete my bibliography and reference page and the writing will be complete. A final proof … Continue reading →
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Saville’s Spinney – The Prologue
Hi again Readers Well my book is nearly ready for publishing and will soon be uploaded to Amazon. Still a few loose ends but its currently at 58,000 words plus. My book cover and a couple of illustrations are now … Continue reading →
Posted in 1844, 1844 Hanging, ballad sellers, Colwick, Colwick Murder, Colwick Murder 1844, Coroner, Crime in Nottingham in the 1800s, crime writer, Cut-throat murder, dead bodies, Deaths at a Hanging, e-book, first novel, Framework Knitter, Funfair, Goose Fair, hanging, Historical crime, Ideas for writer, Luddites, Murder in Colwick Woods, Murder in Saville's Spinney, murder mystery, Murder stories, Nottingham, Nottingham folklore, Nottingham gaol, Nottingham Murder 1844, old newspaper, Prison, public execution, True Crime, True Nottingham Crime, Worst Nottingham Murder, Writing, Writing formula, writing process
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