WOODBRIDGE LIBRARY: Local author, Ruth Dugdall, talks about her newly published novel, THE JAMES VERSION
MEET THE AUTHOR
Book signing and talk by local author
Sunday October 16th 2.30 – 3.30
WOODBRIDGE LIBRARY
Local author, Ruth Dugdall, talks about her newly published novel,
THE JAMES VERSION
William Corder was hung for the murder of Maria Marten in Polstead, Suffolk, in a case that became known as the infamous Red Barn murder.
But was he really guilty of the crime?
Using court transcripts and the knowledge gained from years of working with criminals, Ruth Dugdall has pieced together a fictional version of events seen from the points of view of Maria’s stepmother, and the new and inexperienced rector of Polstead.
This is a FREE event but booking is advisable
See library staff or phone 01394 625095 for details
The James Version by R.E Dugdall
ISBN 1898030146 Rhapsody 2005 £6.99 at all good book shops.
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9 Comments:
Name rings a bell. Yes, I have it now...the ugly mug from the tv!
I'll not bring my camera along then, the lense might crack.
What tosh!
I watched the tv reading. I particularly liked the scene and her outfit worn, striking. Where i wonder did the lady buy her turtle neck jumper from?
Golly I'm sorry. I realize it was in fact her actual neck. The crepy effect must have been due to the lighting. Apologies.
Just how large does this writers circle extend? As a member, i may be, i fear daggers at dawn...?
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I think you meant she was wearing turkey neck jumper!
A turkey neck is a common saying for someone whose neck resembles that of a turkey, but what that has to do with all this I don't know. I only know this because I have one myself, though I'm quite a bit older than the lady in question. Unfortunately it only gets worse. I have a treble rings, though I shan't divulge my age.
I saw her, and I really don't know what all the fuss is about. Her appearance was perfectly ordinary, quite unremarkable.
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