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Post Mortem
A review of Post Mortem by Guy Cullingford One of my undoubted finds of 2025 is Guy Cullingford, the ghost name, you might say, that Constance Taylor used for her series of a dozen crime fiction novels of which Post Mortem, originally published in 1953, is the third. It is a fascinating book laced with wit and humour, which takes the genre by the scruff of the neck and gives it a couple of sharp…
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Murder With Relish
A review of Murder With Relish by Guy Cullingford – 2508 I came across Guy Cullingford through a short story in Martin Edwards’ British Library Crime Classics collection Cyanide in the Sun, a tale that was both inventive and brought a smile to my face. Her, Guy Cullingford is the pseudonym of Constance Taylor, first novel was Murder With Relish, originally published in 1948 although set in the…
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Top 4 episodes featuring my favorite-fictional-female characters of The Twilight Zone. AKA “the more than meets the eye, non typical harpies”. Bewitched. Mournful. Ambitious. Rebellious. Desperate. Gorgeous. Self-indulgent. Wicked. FLAWED.
