
A. E. FENWICK
HISTORICAL CRIME FICTION
The dead are never entirely silent.
Gallowgate
Glasgow, 1853
In Gallowgate, the dead are common enough to go unremarked.
Sister Agnes refuses to let them.

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“Everything in this part of the city bent, eventually, toward the river—work, waste, and the dead alike.”
– Gallowgate
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Welcome to My Website (Please Sign My Guestbook)
Apparently authors are supposed to have websites. Consider this mine: “Books, occasional updates, and a steadfast commitment to keeping my breakfast off the internet.” or “How decades in forensics tends to discourage oversharing.”
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Research, history, folklore, and the odd rabbit hole.
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The Problem With Time Travellers
Why every historical novelist secretly wants to strangle anyone who says, “I’d love to live in Victorian Scotland.”
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