Thanks to everyone who requested a PDF of Twistery #17 and especially to those who took the trouble to enter the competition. I will now make the draw to pick a winner from all the correct answers. You can still contact me for a copy of Twistery #17, if you haven’t read it, though it’s …
Yesterday I announced why I won’t be publishing Twistery #17 on my blog, instead making it available as a free PDF for anyone who wants it. If you’d like to read it, all you have to do is get in touch via my contact form. As a further incentive, I’ve decided to offer a prize …
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I’ve decided not to publish Twistery #17 on my blog, but I will make it available – together with the solution – as a free PDF to anyone who wants it. Just contact me through my contact form. I’ve got two reasons for doing this. First, as an experiment, just to see if anyone is …
The Goth had plenty of time to get out of the way of the screaming juggernaut. So why did he just stand there and let it mow him down? That was the question DCI Stafford asked himself. “Why did he just stand there and let it mow him down?” DS Ringer had a different question. …
The Goth had plenty of time to get out of the way of the screaming juggernaut. So why did he just stand there and let it mow him down? Solution tomorrow. In the meantime, read Twistery #15.