SWNS photo By Hazel Speed The full details of the crime related herein are gruesome, horrific, incredulous but above all else, most sad.
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Murder Most Foul – Husband of Author Found Guilty
February 23rd, 2017 
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No Comments »Interview with Murdoch Mysteries creator Maureen Jennings
November 30th, 2016 Administrator By Hazel Speed It is with immense pride we feature an exclusive interview with famous author and screenwriter Maureen Jennings, whose successes across the genre have brought a great deal of pleasure to people throughout the world, in her books and the Murdoch Mysteries TV series.
Epitomizing The Free Thinker: Kiriti Sengupta’s Democratic Spirit
October 20th, 2016 Administrator By Casey Dorman I once told Kiriti Sengupta, in an email, “You epitomize the free thinker who respects tradition—a combination rarely seen.”
Interview with Author Oswald Pereira
July 18th, 2016 Administrator “It is word-of-mouth that puts your book on top of the charts.” says best-selling author Oswald Pereira in a literary interview with Sanjeev Sethi.
Listening to a Diasporic British Muslim Woman Writer’s Voice: An Interview with Shelina Janmohamed
July 6th, 2016 Administrator By Abu Sufian Writer, columnist and social activist Shelina Zahra Janmohamed was born in 1974 in the UK. She is a British Muslim writer of East-African and South-Asian origin. Janmohamed’s parents emigrated from Tanzania to Britain in 1967. The Guardian describes her as “a commentator on British Islam and Muslim women”.[i]
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