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Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre and the true inspiration for Thornfield Hall
Today Thursday April 21st 2016 is a very special day. It is the bicentenary of the birth of a truly great writer. She wrote four books but is most famous for her second which is of course Jane Eyre. … Continue reading
Posted in Charlotte Bronte, Derbyshire, first novel, Hathersage, Haworth, Historical crime, Ideas for writer, Inspiration for writers, Jane Eyre, The Brontes, The Brontes of Haworth, Writer, Writing
Tagged Autobiography, Charlotte Bronte, great writer, historical fiction, Romance, writer, Writing
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Murder Mystery and Mayhem on the Railways….4 days to go
Hello again Readers Here is my second blog revealing more about my third true crime book about to be released on Amazon. This blog takes material and a quote from the second chapter of the book. Life and Limb The … Continue reading
Posted in Coroner, Coroner's Court, Coroner's Inquest, Crime accounts, Crime and Murder, Crime on the Railways, Crime story, crime writer, Crime Writing, Death on a Railway, First Great Train Robbery, First murder of a female on the railways, First Railway Murder, First Train Robbery, Historical crime, Historical Fiction, Law and Order, Liverpool to Manchester Railway, Mayhem on the Railways, murder mystery, Railway accident, Railway Crime, Railway Criminal, Railway History, Railway Robbery, Tragedy on the Railways, True Crime
Tagged crime, crime novel, Crime on Victorian Railways, crime research, crime writer, crime writing, dead body, Deaths on the Railways, First Great Train Robbery, First Train Robbery, historical crime, murder mystery, Murder story, Railway assault, Railway Crime, Railway Murder, writer
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WeSeWriMo 2015 – Episode or Chapter 3 – Robbery on the Railways 1830-1899
The first recorded robbery on the railways took place in Ireland between Dublin and Kingstown in August 1842. Details were printed in Freemans Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser of Friday August 19 1842 under a heading of “Extensive Railway Robbery” … Continue reading
Posted in Book about early railways, Crime on the Railways, crime writer, Death on a Railway, First Train Robbery, Fist Railway Robbery, Historical crime, Ideas for writer, Indie Author, Mayhem on the Railways, old newspaper, Railway accident, Railway Crime, Railway Criminal, Railway Robbery, Railways, Railwy Criminal, Theft on a Train, Tragedy on the Railways, Train Robbery, Transportation, Victorian Crime, Writer, Writiing true crime, Writing, Writing about Railways, Writing challenge, writing ideas, writing process
Tagged crime, crime novel, crime research, crime writer, crime writing, criminal, Early Railways, getting published, historical crime, Railway Crime, Railway writer, Railway Writing, True Crime, writer
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WeSeWriMo 2015 – Challenge Accepted herewith Episode/ Chapter 2 – LIFE AND LIMB
Hello again Readers I have accepted a writing challenge and am taking part in an event called WeSeWriMo 2015. Basically it is to set your own writing targets this month of August but also produce some serialised writing for an audience. … Continue reading
Posted in 1831, 1832, Becoming and Indie Author, Book about early railways, Crime on the Railways, Mayhem on the Railways, Murder on the Railways, Railways, Tragedy on the Railways, True Crime, Writing about Railways
Tagged 1831, 1832, Bolton to Leigh Railway, Chat Moss, crime, crime on the railways, crime research, crime wr, death on the lines, death on the railway, early railway, George Stephenson, Liverpool, Liverpool and Manchester Railway, locomotivve, Manchester, railway accident, railway crash, railway engineer, railways, Rainhill, writer, Writing
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WeSeWriMo 2015 – Challenge Accepted herewith Episode/ Chapter 1 Murder, Tragedy and Mayhem on the Railways 1830-1899
Hello again Readers I have accepted a writing challenge and am taking part in an event called WeSeWriMo 2015. Basically it is to set your own writing targets this month of August but also produce some serialised writing for an audience. … Continue reading
Posted in 1830, Becoming and Indie Author, Death on a Railway, Historical crime, Liverpool to Manchester Railway, Railway accident, Railways, WeSeWriMo 2015, Writer, Writiing true crime, Writing challenge
Tagged 1830, crime, crime research, First railway accident, First railway tragedy, Liverpool to Manchester Railway, Railways Railway Accident, WeSeWriMo 2015, writer, Writing, Writing Challenge
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The History of Christmas Carols
Hello again readers, herewith some recent research on the fascinating history of Christmas Carols……… NB Hyperlinks to performances of Christmas Carols on Youtube are part of this blog. I recommend the reader takes in all the text first then comes … Continue reading
Posted in Carol, Christmas, Christmas Carol, Christmas Service, Ding Dong Merrily on High, God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman, Good King Wenceslas, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, History of Carols, Ideas for writer, Silent Night, Writer, Writing, writing ideas, writing process
Tagged Christmas, Christmas Carol, Christmas Carols, Christmas Carols on Youtube, Christmas Eve, Christmas hymn, Christmas songs, Christmas story, Origins of Carols, writer, Writing
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