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Category Archives: Dorothy’s Posts
The Waldoboro Public Library
Dorothy Cannell: Some years ago I was talking with a friend who had moved to the U.S. from England as an adult, as I had done. Our conversation revolved around the strong pull that the country of our birth and upbringing … Continue reading
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Happy Reading
Dorothy Cannell: Had a marvelous time at the Malice convention in Bethesda; the feeling is always one of attending a family reunion with only the lovable relatives present. This one was extra special because Katherine Hall Page received the Lifetime Achievement … Continue reading
English Translation of English
Dorothy Cannell: I was talking with a friend (aka husband) recently and we agreed that the words he or she ‘meant well’ have to be amongst the most damning in the English language. Conclusion: Outcome may range between disappointing and disastrous, … Continue reading
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Tuning The Ear
Dorothy Cannell: For the past several years I have been focusing much of my mystery reading on golden oldies in the tradition of Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers, Josephine Tey, Georgette Heyer, Patricia Wentworth, etc.. The reason – I enjoy them … Continue reading
What’s In a Name?
Dorothy Cannell: Call me presumptuous but when it comes to my characters I am in disagreement with William Shakespeare’s assertion that ‘a rose by any other name smells just as sweet.’ Before putting type to paper I spend – could be … Continue reading
What Brought Me Happiness in 2015
Dorothy Cannell: Reflections on what brought me happiness in 2015 Being part of the Maine Crime Writers community and meeting up at events including library programs where the welcomes have always been heartwarming. Publication of Death at Dovecote Hatch, second … Continue reading
Where Are The Perks?
by Dorothy Cannell I am feeling embittered. My life as a published author has little similarity to the glamorous, pampered existence I once believed would be assured me in return for the gift of my every printed word. Where is … Continue reading
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Writer’s Best Friend
Dorothy Cannell: My life for the past week has gone to the dogs. An exaggeration in the sense that it’s factually a case of one visiting dog, but it feels as though there has been an invasion by a pack. … Continue reading
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The Common Herd
Dorothy Cannell: Several years ago I was invited to a drinks and ‘horseydervy” party where other than my husband and hostess I didn’t know anyone present. As a result, the latter took me round the room and made introductions. Husband, true … Continue reading
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FROM BASIL TO BOOKS
Dorothy Cannell: For those of you who grow basil and are looking for more recipes for its use, here’s an easy and tasty one that I came up with years ago. Crab Bisque: 1 large (family size) can of Campbell’s tomato … Continue reading