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ACCENT: V is for Venom

June 2, 2025

Many of Christie’s devotees are aware that she worked in a chemist’s shop during WWI. They might not realize she was a quick study and learned a great deal about the chemistry and compounding of different medicines.

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ACCENT: The Farmhouse

May 10, 2025

This is a much better than average thriller, with strong storytelling that holds together from beginning to end. The mystery is solid, her unraveling of it is realistic, and if one chooses to believe in spirits, their assistance is unwavering.

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Books for May

May 1, 2025

Yes, I will spend the livelong day / With Nature in this month of May; / And sit beneath the trees, and share / My bread with birds whose homes are there ~ W.H. Davies

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ACCENT: The Wheel Spins and To Catch a Thief

March 6, 2025

There are plenty of reasons Hitchcock’s films are considered classic, even genius. But often overlooked is the fact that they were nearly always based on books. Two are again available in print.

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Books for February

February 3, 2025

One strong, one strange, and three duds for this month’s round-up of new and forthcoming books.

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