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Thoughts from the mind of a serial crime writer
Vanda Symon
About Me
- Vanda Symon
- Dunedin, New Zealand
- When I'm not writing Crime novels I'm busy working as a research fellow at the Va'a o Tautai - Center for Pacific Health in Dunedin, New Zealand. I am the author of the Sam Shephard detective series, published by Orenda Books - Overkill, The Ringmaster, Containment and Bound. I have also written the stand alone thriller Faceless. If I'm not writing or working, I can be found on the business end of a fencing foil.
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Containment
Bound
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Blog Archive
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2009
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September
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- Predator
- All the Colours of the Town, launched.
- And then there was one...
- I live to duel another day...
- A duel to the death...
- Crime Time
- Why the University Book Shop is Evil...
- Teed-off
- En francais s'il vous plait
- Raising the Roof...
- More on Agatha Christie Week
- Agatha Christie Week
- Diana Gabaldon is coming to town...
- Happy Birthday, Sam.
- On the doorstep.
- Write On Radio Show tomorrow
- Collision
- Phew, what a week.
- And one last word about plot...
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September
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3 comments:
Was a big blow right enough. Noisy in our tin-roofed abode. I remember a reverberating, rattling flue - should have recorded it and launched in on a drumming career.
Yep, it was breezy at our place too. I have a photo on my blog of the worst damage. :-)
Hope you are staying dry!
(Missed you the other night, it was a fascinating talk.)
Fascinated by something I saw on Ch9 Dunedin - occasionally watch it here in Oz, esp Dougal's show. The peninsular woman who was interviewed (with enviable peaches & cream skin & beautiful diction) said it was maybe the fourth or fifth worst storm she'd experienced. When the wind blows my sense of measurement flies north!
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