Gordon-Cumming and the Bloody Baccarat
A country house, a crooked card, and a prince on the stand turned good breeding into front-page theatre.Read More 
They Burned Her For Being A Fairy
An Irish cottage, old superstition and a husband who decided his wife had been nicked by the fair folk - gruesome and daft in equal measure.Read More 
when a rich gang tried to execute vigilante country vibes and failed
This is a wild true thing where hired guns, cowboy theatre, and a besieged ranch made Wyoming look like a messy western reality show and I am here for the chaos.Read More 
Thomas Ragg Stole a Silver Habit - And Laughed
A cheeky gent who picked church chests and gentlemen's parlours, gave the police a runaround and left the papers smelling faintly of scandal and burnt toast.Read More 
Mary Baker's Royal Blag
A servant walks into a country house, claims to be a lost princess, and the polite people decide it's perfectly normal until someone remembers a ginnel in Bristol.Read More 
Queensberry Left A Card And It All Went Pete Tong
He scribbles on a card, and a perfectly ordinary life is ripped sideways - proper odd, innit.Read More 
Jack Rattenbury: Moonlight and Mischief
He was a Devon kid who loved the dark, the sea, and a life the gentry called unlawful; I call it proper theatre.Read More 
Israel Lipski and the Lodging-House Panic
A London lodging-house, an ugly press, and a hanging that left plenty of folk saying "gi'or, tha'sen sure?"Read More 
mary rogers and the hudson that kept talking
A gorgeous shop girl disappears, a body shows up in the river, and the city loses its mind like a very dramatic group chat.Read More 
Luetgert and the Sausage Kettle That Ate a Marriage
A prosperous Chicago sausage maker, a vanished wife, and a factory that smelled of very poor taste.Read More 