Newsletter archive (because historians love an archive):
- September 2026: Books, movies, and more
- July 2026: Book of the month, social media amalgam, historical TV, garden news, and writing the next one.
- June 2026: St. Pancras gasholders, Substack, gardening with squirrels
- May 2026: the garden in May, gasholders, the blog
- April 2026: paperbacks, setting, a movie, and two grouses
- Ides of March 2026: Paperbacks and war, mass market, reviews, video
- March 2026: Murder at the Gasworks, making ads, a podcast
- September 2025: Long-listed, events, photos
- December 2024: Boxing Day gift, book and events report, The Man Who Invented Christmas, what I’m reading, and a new possum visitor.
- October 2024: An overview of my books, independent Victorian women, the right to vote, Kate Morton, and the North Park Book Fair.
- September 2024: Birthday wishes for Mr Wells, free mystery books, what I’m reading, upcoming events cancelled, a bit of publicity.
- 20 August 2024: Upcoming events, mystery research, and a newsletter shift.
- 1 July 2024: Grousable Books: Victorians, Murder by Death, visitors and visits
- 15 September 2023: Bouchercon, about historical fiction, possum report, special discount
- 1 September 2023: lit fic hardcover, garden report, selling direct, free story, tech
- 2 August 2023: Bouchercon panel, creating San Benno, guest blogging, possum, AI
- 15 July 2023: Travelling books, the garden, Lisa in London, draft almost done
- 14 June 2023: Book news, first drafting, England stuff, Rose Code, So very Cal
- 1 June 2023: Driving in England, A Heart Purloined, why I owe libraries, still a historian, a silly play, photos, appearances
- 15 May 2023: Live from England, gardens, Magpie Murders, events
- 1 July 2023: Book news, a chat, Is it Victorian?, Gentleman Jack
- 15 April 2023: Springing into poisons, book news, Hail Britannia
