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D E Meredith

skeletal fairies by Tessa Farmer

Are You a Witch or Are You a Fairy? The Murder of Bridget Cleary

By D E Meredith

March 17, 2012

I can see my Grandad now, his hair like a lopsided thatch, leaning forward, crooking a finger at me, his nails encrusted with mud from all that spud digging, and telling my seven year old self, “Come closer, for I’ve a story to tell.” My God, I was mad for those yarns back then, hanging…

Undershaw House

Holmes’s Home: Saving Undershaw

By D E Meredith

March 2, 2012

“A door opened and shut. An instant later, steps crept down the passage – steps which were supposed to be silent, but which reverberated harshly through the empty house….” The Empty House was published in 1903, the first of the so-called “Return of Sherlock Holmes” stories which were written after Conan Doyle had already killed…

Darwin and White Mice candy

Darwin: Evolutionary Plagiarist?

By D E Meredith

February 6, 2012

OK. It’s not murder maybe, but stealing another person’s idea, not giving them due credit, is a crime in my book. Has been since I was a child, knowing if something wasn’t “fair”,  it wasn’t  right. Raised as a Catholic, I was told not to sin, but temptation was a candy shop on the local…

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