All about what I've been doing instead of podcasting, and the promise of more soon. Take a look at www.crimespies.com and also @guywalters and @mirandakeeling for my current inspirations!

My SoundCloud is here: https://soundcloud.com/pcdettmann/sets/ernest-zevon-by-p-c-dettmann

Reviews of The Red Atlas and The London Cage by Helen Fry. More details and a look behind the scenes at www.crimespies.com. Thank you for listening!

And thanks to David Manson for sharing this amazing video about Russian maps: https://youtu.be/_bqzwsM6eoQ

I really love Thomas McGuane. His 92 In The Shade is an overlooked crime novel in the UK, and Thomas is much more famous in his native USA. I've found a way to include this bonus episode here on Mystery and Intrigue but it's from a year ago when I was still learning how to podcast, and it was originally part of my rare books show. So don't worry too much if people start sniffing the pages! You can find out more at www.crimespies.com.

You can read my article about Thomas here: https://medium.com/crime-spies/ninety-two-in-the-shade-by-thomas-mcguane-629bf547ebe2

In this first episode of season three we look back at some of the most memorable cases we covered as Citizen Detective and also the Claudia Lawrence case, plus books including one about Christine Granville, an SOE agent.

My Claudia Lawrence article: https://link.medium.com/5Jw3ZYxE4cb

Drink, Shop & Do: https://drinkshopdo.co.uk/about-us

What you can expect from the reborn show. We incorporate both Spies of London and Citizen Detective into the one show - two for the price of one! More details at www.crimespies.com. Thanks for listening.

My review of a more recent cold case, the disapperance of Claudia Lawrence. You can read the companion article on Medium: https://medium.com/crime-spies/the-mystery-of-claudia-lawrence-26dc92ee1292

This episode started life in my Citizen Detective podcast which I have now incorporated here. Each season we will alternate between crime and spies, and sometimes we might mix the two. But the theme is mystery and intrigue in all its forms. I am open to new ideas for titles: how does "Mystery and Intrigue" sound?!

The book reviewed in this bonus episode is Mindhunter by John Douglas. It is now also a show on Netflix.

This episode started life in my Citizen Detective podcast which I have now incorporated here. Each season we will alternate between crime and spies, and sometimes we might mix the two. But the theme is mystery and intrigue in all its forms. I am open to new ideas for titles: how does "Mystery and Intrigue" sound?!

The toolkit this week is all about newspaper archives and how to track specific stories in old newspapers. The book this week is They All Love Jack by Bruce Robinson and the factoids are on the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe. Thanks for listening!

This episode started life in my Citizen Detective podcast which I have now incorporated here. Each season we will alternate between crime and spies, and sometimes we might mix the two. But the theme is mystery and intrigue in all its forms. I am open to new ideas for titles: how does "Mystery and Intrigue" sound?!

We look at the 1998 murder in Hull of Kirsty Carver. The book this week is One Of Your Own by Carol Ann Lee, about the Moors Murderer Myra Hindley. Carol has also written about the White House Farm Murders. You can grab your free guide at www.crimespies.com. You can read more about this week's book here. Thanks for listening. This episode started life in my Citizen Detective podcast which I have now incorporated here. Each season we will alternate between crime and spies, and sometimes we might mix the two. But the theme is mystery and intrigue in all its forms. I am open to new ideas for titles: how does "Mystery and Intrigue" sound?!

The true crime case this week is the murder of a nine year-old boy called Christopher Laverack in Hull in March 1984. The book is Injured Parties by Monica Weller, about the unsolved murder of Dr Helen Davidson from Amersham in 1966. This episode started life in my Citizen Detective podcast which I have now incorporated here. Each season we will alternate between crime and spies, and sometimes we might mix the two. But the theme is mystery and intrigue in all its forms. I am open to new ideas for titles: how does "Mystery and Intrigue" sound?!