Audio book review: Clouds of Witness by Dorothy L Sayers

I have a funny story to tell. Not so funny if you happen to be me. But being as I’m me and you're you, you may find this story of mine slightly amusing. Firstly,  I must say I downloaded the audio book of Clouds of Witness on a whim. I didn’t read the description. It said …

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My Latest Ear worm: Welcome Home by Coheed and Cambria

The latest 'ear worm' to plague me throughout the day.

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The Truth About Meritocracy

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'Brainbox Jukebox' is a fun daily blog revealing the song that's been going round my head. Each post attempts to explain how the song in question became that day's 'ear worm' and provides a YouTube link so you can enjoy it too.

Prince Harry – The mummy’s boy without a mummy

In his new book Prince Harry reveals wounds that have never healed, or should that be 'revels'?

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'Brainbox Jukebox' is a fun daily blog revealing the song that's been going round my head. Each post attempts to explain how the song in question became that day's 'ear worm' and provides a YouTube link so you can enjoy it too.