Daily Archives: 23 January 2014

Critical Mass–a massive mystery and modicum of Lab Lit

Posted on 23 January 2014 by Steve Caplan

Now that I have published “A Degree of Betrayal” and am officially a writer of a mystery novel–even if it is not purely a genre novel–I am actively devouring all types of mystery novels. So please, I welcome suggestions! I … Continue reading →

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Reflections On This Weekend’s Events

Posted on 23 January 2014 by Henry Gee

This Sunday last, I ‘outed’ a pseudonymous blogger known as Dr Isis. Given the consequences of that action, I should like to say a few things about the business that I hope will clarify matters. First, I want to apologise … Continue reading →

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The Cost of Speaking Out

Posted on 23 January 2014 by Athene Donald

The press (at least in the UK) has been full of the ‘Lord Rennard’ story this week. A man, hugely influential in building up the success of the LibDems but against whom four women (party activists) have spoken out, saying … Continue reading →

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