Cupboards All Bared, Book 2 in the Spokane Clock Tower Mysteries, is direct proof that reading old newspaper articles can be incredibly inspiring to historical mystery writing! While researching for the first book, originally set in early May 1901, I stumbled across this article: There’s nothing quite like reading articles from the time period to …
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Tomorrow is release day! Cupboards All Bared, Book 2 in the Spokane Clock Tower Mysteries, releases TOMORROW!!!! Today I’ll be sharing the final article before the beginning of the events of the book, but these will continue through this week! Today is May 16, 1901… You can find the complete Spokesman-Review edition here. Be sure to tell your friends …
Two days to go! Over the next few days as we near the release of Cupboards All Bared, Book 2 in the Spokane Clock Tower Mysteries, I’ll be sharing a series of articles each on the day they were published back in 1901. This will culminate in the articles released the days the book takes place, so …
Three days to go! Over the next few days as we near the release of Cupboards All Bared, Book 2 in the Spokane Clock Tower Mysteries, I’ll be sharing a series of articles each on the day they were published back in 1901. This will culminate in the articles released the days the book takes place, so …
Four days to go! Over the next few days as we near the release of Cupboards All Bared, Book 2 in the Spokane Clock Tower Mysteries, I’ll be sharing a series of articles each on the day they were published back in 1901. This will culminate in the articles released the days the book takes place, so …
I’m so excited! Over the next few days as we near the release of Cupboards All Bared, Book 2 in the Spokane Clock Tower Mysteries, I’ll be sharing a series of articles each on the day they were published back in 1901. This will culminate in the articles released the days the book takes place, …
The year is 1901, the day, April 16. You reach for your copy of The Spokesman-Review and low-and-behold, you read that President McKinley himself is coming to Spokane, Washington! A few days later, Ohio-born Amasa Campbell, jots off a few letters to friends and family: “The President will be out to visit us about the …
