Article: The Streets of Babylon.(The Streets of Babylon: A London Mystery)(Brief article)(Book review)

Article: The word from London: Mystery of the Christmas ...
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  December 5, 2000 ;     351 words ...Byline: Patrick Lay THE great and the good in the City, industry and Whitehall are in a sulk. The social highlight of the year in the City is the Stock Exchange's Christmas lunch but so far no invitations have been received. In fact, it has been reported that Stock Exchange chairman Don Cruickshank

Article: Bone apart.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  July 12, 1999 ;     379 words ... ... used by the Queen's Guard). Marengo's skeleton, with just two of the hooves, is now at the National Army Museum in London. Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of the fourth hoof, which was kept by Angerstein, and it has been said that it was presented ...

Article: Obituary: Patricia Carlon Suspense novelist rediscovered in her ...
The Independent - London;  October 8, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... classics" published for the University of Adelaide. A year or so later an American publisher, Laura Hruska, browsing in a London mystery bookshop, stumbled across them, was instantly attracted, and bought the American rights. Ecstatic reviews followed ...

Article: LONDON CALLING Make England's capital affordable via free ...
Chicago Sun-Times;  April 17, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... on the Central line tube to Liverpool Street for a day at Petticoat Lane market ... Garden market, and catch some of the street performers. Many say the best way to ... about $9.40. For the same price, London Mystery Walks -- www.tourguides.org.uk ...

Article: Author appearances.(Time Out!)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL);  June 17, 2005 ;     367 words ... ... Bookshop, 123 W. Jefferson Ave., Naperville. Call (630) 355-2665. - Will Thomas reads from his second Victorian London mystery, "To Kingdom Come," at 7 p.m. June 21 at Centuries & Sleuths, 7419 Madison St., Forest Park. Call (708 ...

Article: Detective Jury is back in good form
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  November 12, 1998 ;     700+ words ... ... stays even closer to familiar turf. Despite a mysterious prologue set in St. Petersburg, Russia, this is very much a London mystery. Long series do, however, have their pitfalls. One to which Grimes is particularly subject is the durability of eccentric ...

Article: OBITUARY: Anthony Shaffer
The Independent - London;  November 14, 2001 ;     480 words ... ... utilising a supper trolley in their solution to the mystery (Anthony Shaffer, at the time anonymously reviewing for the London Mystery Magazine, urged his readers to buy this "searingly witty, bafflingly insoluble . . . tour de force".) While Peter ...