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Australian author Benjamin Stevenson drew on the golden age of mysteries for new novel

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A couple of years ago, Australian mystery writer Benjamin Stevenson plunked himself down in a storefront window so that passersby could watch him composing his latest book. “I’d decided to pressure myself into writing in a different way, so there I was in this bookstore window in Sydney with my laptop connected to this gigantic […]
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