Mysterious Goings On

Alex shares news of a great review of PILATE's FAITH, the latest John Pilate Mystery, and what you can expect here on the show in the final month of the year.

• Kirkus Review of PILATE'S FAITH: https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/j-alexander-greenwood/pilates-faith/
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Alex takes a break from the heat to update us on the latest public appearances, his day job, and the upcoming season 10 of MGO!

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Original theme music "Mysterious Goings On" by Jamie Green. Want your great score for your podcast or website? Contact Jamie at Greenhouse Consulting. Check out Jamie's interview on the show here...

Join us for a fun conversation with the talented Priyanka Lalwani. She composes music for film and TV, most recently for a new Bollywood film. Today she shares her story, how Bollywood films are unique, what goes into scoring a film, as well as marketing tips during the pandemic. Trust us, Priyanka sounds great--listen in! 

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Murder at the Olympiad, his fourth novel and 16th book, is the second of a series with Amanda Pennyworth as an amateur detective...

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