Sep 8, 2026 | A Day In My Life
Egypt has always been a problem. René Renault here, speaking to you from Lyon, France. As Director of Interpol’s Cultural Heritage Division, I keep a steady eye on any movement of Ancient Egyptian artifacts. Perhaps you saw me on TV last year when I reported our great...
Sep 7, 2026 | A Day In My Life
Looking out my bedchamber window, I couldn’t see the trees or the garden I knew to be near Harrowden House, much less the distant tower of rocks called Hound Tor. It was two hours to sundown, but the mists of Dartmoor moved swiftly. At first they were white tendrils...
Sep 4, 2026 | A Day In My Life
Hi, I’m Evelyn Galloway. A typical day in my life would be considered rather extraordinary for many people. You see, I work as a script supervisor for the director, Alfred Hitchcock. We’re currently hard at work on the film, “Foreign Correspondent” starring Joel...
Sep 3, 2026 | A Day In My Life
Today it only took me fifteen seconds to tell John I loved him. That’s faster than most of the second-class telegraph clerks in London, certainly faster than all of the women. Almost as quick as the bolt of lightning that killed him. Every morning I transmit the same...
Sep 2, 2026 | A Day In My Life
The daily tabulation of my usual activities within the hallowed halls of St. Mildred’s College is not for the faint of heart: The hunt for rationed marmalade at breakfast, the mad dash for the warmest corner of the lecture hall, the wrestling over grammar with my...
Sep 1, 2026 | A Day In My Life
“Kitty,” my mother laments. “You’re not to be galloping around like a lamb in springtime.” I don’t reply that I’m nothing like a lamb and if there weren’t so many maddening social requirements draining my investigative time, I wouldn’t always be in such a hurry. These...
