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Book Review: Funerals Are Fatal (1953)

A review of the 1953 Hercule Poirot mystery written by Agatha Christie that also goes by the title After the Funeral.

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Book Review: MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors (1968)

A review of the 1968 Richard Hooker novel that inspired both a movie and a television series.

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Book Review: The Young Widow (2005)

A review of the British murder mystery written by Cassandra Chan.

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Book Review: Death of a Dentist (1997)

A review of the 1997 Hamish Macbeth murder mystery by M. C. Beaton.

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Book Review: Face Down in a Marrow-Bone Pie (1997)

A review of the murder mystery written by Kathy Lynn Emerson.

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10 Lessons from The Little Red Hen

Little Red Hen is a simple story with great potential for school lessons. We present ten possibilities to use it to advantage of your classroom.

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Literary Criticism

10 Themes in Hansel and Gretel

How Hansel and Gretel earned their special place among so many fairy tales? Can we find a reason in a surprisingly high number of themes dealt in it? Let's explore some of them!

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KZine Issue 23: Review of January 2019 Issue

Steve Rogerson reviews the twenty-third issue of the Kindle science-fiction, fantasy, crime and horror magazine KZine

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Book Review: The Hollow (1946)

A review of the classic murder mystery written by Agatha Christie.

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Book Review: Muzzled (2014)

A review of the 2014 murder mystery novel written by Eileen Brady.

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Pentamerone, or The Tale of Tales

Pentamerone is a popular name of the book originally titled The Tale of Tales (Lo cunto de li cunti), the first national collection of fairy tales ever.

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The Crossover: a review

The Crossover, by John Westbrook, is one of those fantasy books that appeal to older teens and to adults.

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Was Tolkien Racist?

A recent claim that Tolkien was somewhat racist is seriously misguided.

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Book Review: Death of an Outsider (1988)

A review of the Hamish Macbeth murder mystery written by M. C. Beaton.

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Book Review: Death of a Cad (1987)

A review of the 1987 Hamish Macbeth murder mystery written by M. C. Beaton.

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KZine Issue 22: Review of September 2018 Issue

Steve Rogerson reviews the twenty-second issue of the Kindle science-fiction, fantasy, crime and horror magazine KZine

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How to Write, Illustrate and Publish Paperback Children's Books

Everything you need to know to write, illustrate and publish your own children's book can be found here, learn how to do it yourself and become a published children's author now.

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Book Review: Evil Under the Sun (1941)

A review of the classic murder mystery novel published by Agatha Christie in 1941.

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