Sleuthing Adventures with Dr Angela Buckley

Due to be published in the Summer of 2025 by Hobnob Press, Murder in the Archives: The stories that crime files tell is a transformative work which follows the life-stories of the most elite and rare of records created by police forces – the murder file.

Finding Women in True Crime

Avid Family History Researcher, Blogger and Writer

Detailed historical crime investigations using original documents, police archives and contemporary newspapers - Our first case is an unsolved Edwardian murder.

Suzie Grogan reimagines her lovely old WordPress blog on life, writing, and living life and writing... It made her friends, soothed her soul and got her writing!

All about writing and reading, my own and other people's. Words are the way I make sense of the world, and draw on the sense - and nonsense - that others make.

Stories from the history of medicine, with an inclination towards the strange.

My personal Substack

Exploring the use of science & medicine to curtail crime in the 19th & 20th Century.

Where readers and viewers find well-researched, thought-provoking real crime and case histories – in books, TV and podcasts…

Discover the story of Manchester and its people written by me - historian, author and genealogist Dr Dean Kirby. Subscribe to support my writing journey.

Scottish true crime and criminal psychology blog based in Glasgow. Writing about some of Scotland’s most interesting true crime cases.

A podcast celebrating women writers of the past by Caroline Rance and Nicola Morgan - telling the stories of the women who have gone before us.

Historical Homicide

Rarities and curiosities from the chronicles of crime

Investigating the history of private detectives, with Dr Nell Darby

Reclaiming the women's history we were never taught / Now posting occasionally as I build my digital archive.

Inside History is a print and digital history magazine. Filled with engaging articles, insightful interviews, the latest reviews and much more. You can get a copy either through our online store or on Magzter.

Regular stories from the hidden corners of history. Histories uses the words of those who were there; The History of Things explores everyday objects.

On crime fiction and true crime, current and long-ago releases, stuff I'm working on, and other related things.