The Yorkshire Post: Yorkshire crime novelist and Kate Shackleton mystery author Frances Brody gains honorary doctorate from Leeds Beckett University
Yorkshire crime novelist and Kate Shackleton mystery author Frances Brody gains honorary doctorate from Leeds Beckett University
In the prologue of Brody’s engaging third Kate Shackleton mystery set in post-WWI England (after 2013’s A Medal for Murder), Harriet Armstrong and her younger brother, Austin, find the body of their ...
In Brody’s tightly woven eighth mystery set in 1920s England (after A Death in the Dales), PI Kate Shackleton takes a holiday in the resort town of Whitby. There she visits the jeweler’s shop where ...
Yorkshire crime novelist and playwright Frances Brody is set to pick up an honorary doctorate at Leeds Beckett University later this month, recognising her writing success and her contribution to ...
A WALKING holiday in Whitby helped rekindle an award-winning author’s love for the town – so much so she used it to inspire the eighth book in her series of murder mysteries. Frances Brody is the ...
The Washington Post: Frances Tiafoe grew up at College Park’s Junior Tennis Champions Center, where his immigrant dad was the maintenance man. Now the 16-year-old is the country’s best junior boy.
Editor’s note: When this story was originally published in 2014, Frances Tiafoe’s first name was commonly spelled “Francis” after it was misspelled on an entry form early in his career. When Tiafoe ...
Frances Tiafoe grew up at College Park’s Junior Tennis Champions Center, where his immigrant dad was the maintenance man. Now the 16-year-old is the country’s best junior boy.