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In this episode, we get excited about two books: Honor the Dead by Amy Tector and Sociopath: A Memoir by Patric Gagne. Then our special guest author Amy Tector shares how she starts her day with poems. [transcript]
Honor the Dead: Dominion Archives Mystery #3 by Amy Tector by Amy Tector
Sociopath: A Memoir by Patric Gagne
Distraction of the Week: Special Guest Amy Tector
Amy Tector on Substack: Méli-Mélo
The Foulest Things: Dominion Archives Mystery #1 by Amy Tector
Speak for the Dead: Dominion Archives Mystery #2 by Amy Tector
The Honeybee Emeralds by Amy Tector
Louise Penny Transported Me Home When I Needed it Most — an essay by Amy Tector
Video: Murder and Mayhem in the Canadian Archive w/ Amy, Mel, and Dave
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