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[Review] Giles Milton: 'Nathaniel's Nutmeg'
[Review] Abir Mukherjee: 'A Necessary Evil'
[Review] Abir Mukherjee: 'A Rising Man'
[Review] Abir Mukherjee: 'Smoke and Ashes'
[Review] Alexandra Benedict: 'Murder on the Christmas Express'
[Review] Alexandra Benedict: 'The Beauty of Murder'
[Review] Alexandra Benedict: 'The Christmas Jigsaw Murders'
[Review] Alexandra Benedict: 'The Christmas Murder Game'
[Review] Alexandra Benedict: 'The Evidence of Ghosts'
[Review] Anne Glenconner: 'Murder on Mustique'
[Review] Anne-Goaitske Breteler: 'De Traanjagers'
[Review] Anthony Horowitz: 'Magpie Murders'
[Review] Anthony Horowitz: 'Moonflower Murders'
[Review] Anthony Horowitz: 'The Word is Murder'
[Review] Benet Brandreth: 'The Spy of Venice'
[Review] Bram Enning: 'De oorlog van professor Bastiaans'
[Review] Craig Thomas: 'Firefox'
[Review] Craig Thomas: 'Wolfsbane'
[Review] Elaine di Rollo: 'A Proper Education for Girls'
[Review] Elaine di Rollo: 'Bleakly Hall'
[Review] Elaine di Rollo: 'The Peachgrowers' Almanac'
[Review] Elaine Thomson: 'Beloved poison'
[Review] Elaine Thomson: 'Dark Asylum'
[Review] Elaine Thomson: 'Nightshade'
[Review] Elaine Thomson: 'Surgeons' Hall'
[Review] Elaine Thomson: 'The Blood'
[Review] Elaine Thomson: 'Under Ground'
[Review] Giles Milton: 'Paradise Lost: Smyrna 1922'
[Review] Jacob Ross: 'Black Rain Falling'
[Review] Jacob Ross: 'The Bone Readers'
[Review] Kate Griffin: 'Kitty Peck and the Music Hall Murders'
[Review] Lucy Worsley: 'Agatha Christie'
[Review] Mark Stay: 'The Crow Folk'
[Review] Mary Lawrence: 'The Alchemist's Daughter'
[Review] Michael du Preez: 'Dr James Barry: A Woman Ahead of Her Time'
[Review] Miranda Carter 'The Printer's Coffin'
[Review] Miranda Carter: 'Anthony Blunt: His Lives'
[Review] Miranda Carter: 'The Devil's Feast'
[Review] Miranda Carter: 'The Strangler Vine'
[Review] Patricia Cornwell: 'Chaos'
[Review] Paula Lennon: 'Murder in Montego Bay'
[Review] Peter Wright: 'Spycatcher'
[Review] Robert Thorogood: 'Death Knocks Twice'
[Review] Roger Hutchinson: 'Aleister Crowley'
[Review] Sarah F. Derbew: 'Untangling Blackness in Greek Antiquity'
[Review] Shetland
[Review] Skyfall
[Review] Stuart Douglas: 'Death at the Dress Rehearsal'
[Review] Susanna Clarke: 'Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell'
[Review] Vaseem Khan: 'The Unexpected Inheritance...'
Alexandra Benedict: 'Death is a great mystery'
Alexandra Benedict: 'Discovering I had ADHD and autism as an adult saved me'
Alternatieve etymologie: Harlingen
Alternatieve etymologie: Terschelling
Alternative etymology: Ghetto
Alternative etymology: Marsala
Alternative etymology: Nightshade
Alternative etymology: Tintagel
Alternative etymology: Viking
Alternative etymology: Witch
Alternative etymology: Zek and KZ
Arsenic as a panacea in Victoria times
Arthur Conan Doyle: Gelseminum as a Poison
Dämmerschlaf or Twilight Sleep
Deadly Victorian wallpapers
Earth's second moon discovered
Elaine Thomson and her thesis on women in medicine
Elaine Thomson knows the pain of fleshing out a character
Elaine Thomson looks back on the history of Scottish medicine
Elaine Thomson reveals title of next book [1]
Elaine Thomson reveals title of next book [2]
Elaine Thomson reveals title of next book [3]
Elaine Thomson: The Creation of Jem Flockhart
Elaine Thomson's books subject of scientific papers
Ether
Homo Schizo
James Bond's Spectre: The Memorial Wall
Laudanum
MI5, MI6. What happened to the other MI's?
Miranda Carter: What Happens if a Doofus Runs an Empire
Nepenthe
Stunting and Anorexia
Stunting and Smoking
Stunting: Malnutrition or Exploitation
The fear of cats in Victorian times
The name is James Secretan... err... Bond
The Oracle of Delphi
Unknown Bram Stoker story rediscovered
Unknown Sherlock Holmes story rediscovered

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The River Styx

'All is well. All is well
Between heaven and hell,'
Cries the ferryman
Since time began.

No more alive, but yet
Neither quite dead.
They blindly wander by
A penny on each eye.

Across the Styx they go
‘t Was Charon’s job to row
Them to the realm of the dead
Unless the weather was too bad

[Fred de Vries]

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