“My memories are like emeralds, clear and bright and true, but every new day crumbles like sand, and I can’t get a hold of it at all” (Osman 292). A welcome to both September’s blog (how is it month nine of 2026 already??) and to the fourth Thursday Murder Club series review, by Richard Osman. […]
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“I’ve known you for just over two weeks, and I’ve already been in a grave with a KGB colonel, I’ve seen a tiny old woman drug a Viking, and I’ve shared a bed with the most handsome man in Kent. For three or four years in the eighties I did a lot of magic mushrooms. […]
“you were an awful husband, but you always knew how to tell a good story” (Osman 27) Welcome to the second Thursday Murder Club book series review. I hope you might have had a chance to read the first book following my last blog on Richard Osman’s series. As the second book opens, we learn […]
“It is Ian’s regular smoothie. A punnet of raspberries, a fistful of spinach, Icelandic yoghurt (Finnish, if they are out of Icelandic), spirulina, wheatgrass, acerola, cherry powder, chlorella, kelp, acai extract, cocoa nibs, zinc, beetroot essence, chia seeds, mango zest and ginger. It is his own invention, and he calls it Keep It Simple”- (Osman […]