What's the best way to put together a crime story - plotting or "by the seat of your pants"? I think the latter is much more fun, never sure what is coming up
Attended an interesting discussion at the Ethics Centre in Sydney yesterday evening. Always concerned about dangers to free speech, the subject from last night.
Back from five weeks in the UK and Iceland. Glad to see some UK people getting into Missing Pieces. Spence Hargreaves' latest investigation is well under way.
Today's the day to #Roar about your amazing local bookshops.
To celebrate we've sent 10,000 of these beauties out into the world. Seven stories from @Cecelia_Ahern's stunning new collection completely free in stores across UK and Ireland! #BookshopDay#BAMB#HearUsRoar
Am living all of Lin Anderson tweets/ retweets re-Scotish desire for independence. I was in Scotland last during the referendum. Fascinating, especially against the background of Brexit.
Belatedly discovered Baltasar Kormakur's series "Trapped", a case of worthwhile binge-viewing. Am now really looking forward to my visit to Iceland in a couple of weeks.
I loved Helen Dale's piece in The Weekend Australian (6/7 October). It concerns the story of three US-based academics who successfully made a mockery of critical theory branches of studies so common in universities nowadays. Worth a look.
ABC radio in Australia has a great series called "Conversations". Ann Cleeves appeared recently. Here is the link. A fascinating interview.
https://t.co/oyujay5Om0