If you read any of my previous posts on the subject, you will see that I wasn't in favour of a female Doctor Who. Not for any sexist reasons, just to reiterate (and to save you from having to look up ancient posts). My objection was from the point of view of consistency of character, … Continue reading Who’s Good
Author: Colin Z Smith
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Murder At St Marmaduke’s #7b
To read the first six chapters, please go to my website: http://www.colin-z-smith.com/masm.html. To read the first part of chapter 7, see the post below this one. Chapter 7 Monday 4th November 1985: 16.20 - 17.15 Section (b) In Father Rawlings’ blacked-out study, Clarissa was performing a lingering striptease. Her blouse was almost undone, the basque … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #7b
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #7a
Chapter 7 begins today. To read the first six chapters, please go to my website: http://www.colin-z-smith.com/masm.html. Chapter 7 Monday 4th November 1985: 16.20 - 17.15 Section (a) Darren Chafford was feeding Ringo, his dad’s pet kakariki. Strictly speaking, the bird wasn’t theirs at all; it actually belonged to their elderly next-door neighbour, Owen. However, they’d … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #7a
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #6c
As promised, now that NaNoWriMo is finished for another year, the adventures of Joseph Makumbo and friends continue... To catch up on the first five chapters, please go to my website: http://www.colin-z-smith.com/masm.html. For the first two sections of Chapter 6, see the previous posts below. Chapter 6 Monday 4th November 1985: 15.30 - 16.15 Section … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #6c
St Marmaduke’s Postscript
Having posted the second section of Murder At St Marmaduke's Chapter 6 below, I'd just like to report that the goings-on at the church will be suspended for the next month as I launch into the annual writefest that is NaNoWriMo. Joseph, Clarissa and friends will be back in December. Till then - thank you … Continue reading St Marmaduke’s Postscript
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #6b
To catch up on the first five chapters, see my website: http://www.colin-z-smith.com/masm.html. For the first section of Chapter 6, see previous post below. Chapter 6 Monday 4th November 1985: 15.30 - 16.15 Section (b) Joseph sat in his one comfy chair in his small living room, trying to blank out the last few hours. The local … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #6b
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #6a
To catch up on the first five chapters, see my website: http://www.colin-z-smith.com/masm.html. Chapter 6 Monday 4th November 1985: 15.30 - 16.15 Section (a) Detective Constable Amita Chowdhary kept a wary eye on the door as she laid out pens and notebooks on the Incident Room desks. She’d started in her own corner, noticeably remote from … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #6a
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #5d&e
To catch up on the story so far, see my website: http://www.colin-z-smith.com/masm.html for previous chapters, and the other sections of Chapter 5 below. Chapter 5 Monday 4th November 1985: 14.00 - 14.45 Section (d) DCI Charles Meredith swore; loudly, longly and very explicitly. Slamming shut the top drawer of his leftmost filing cabinet, he appended … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #5d&e
Just One More Pill
Eric's latest writing prompt (https://erick79.wordpress.com/) is 'Just one more pill at it will change everything'. Here's my attempt... ‘And what is this one, darling?’ ‘Oh that – that is your vitamin supplement, my love,’ Henry said. ‘It doesn’t look like the others you’ve given me before.’ ‘No, my love. I thought we’d try a new … Continue reading Just One More Pill
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #5c
To catch up on the story so far, see my website, http://www.colin-z-smith.com/masm.html for previous chapters, and the other sections of Chapter 5 below. Chapter 5 Monday 4th November 1985: 14.00 - 14.45 Section (c) Ernie Bulstrode was staring out at the waiting area, his copy of Busty lying disregarded underneath the reception counter. Something was … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #5c
