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So farewell, February. Some good books, some less-so-good books, some decent films, at least one terrible film and twenty-eight days running being woken at 5:30 in the morning by my elderly cat who wants… something. Food, perhaps, maybe just knowing that we’re still around and not been swallowed by the duvet… who knows? I’m not sure she does.

Oh, and it looks like t...


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Outside the town of Woodsboro stands a house that has been the scene of two massacres, the Macher house, now transformed into some sort of Air BnB/museum to the various Ghostface killers. Well, it was standing before the latest guests come face-to...


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The Hornville Museum in Widdlington is a stunning place to visit, especially if you like looking at taxidermy created by someone with a disinterest in making sure the front half of the creature matches the back half. But then the lights go out, and ...


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The Quaint Bookshop in Norcester High Street is the home to a reading group – not a book group – consisting of Professor Stone, a retired professor of Mathematics (yay), Lauren Sherwood, a would-be writer, Harrison Fforde, a very out-of-work ac...


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Miles Despard lies dead, a victim of gastroenteritis – apparently. But why was a woman wearing period dress seen in his bedroom on the night of his death, a woman who left the room through a door that wasn’t there? His neighbour, Edward S...


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