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The Philip Attwell Conundrum
The 31 words (one for each episode when set) to be discovered in the Philip Attwell Conundrum set in the previous issue were: Morse, Kidlington, Magdalene, Endeavour, Handbag, Cherwell, Mitre, Didcot, Storrs, Frideswide, chips, Lewis, metro, bursary, Barbara, railway, Stratford, prince, matron, poem, Jericho, dipsomaniac, Oxford, Polyfilla, Mulvaney, infirmary, furnace, fingerprints, neighbours and Blackwell’s. | |||||
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Coming Soon!
Unfortunately there were so many items for this newsletter that all of them could not be included. Hence as a trailer for the next issue there will be the usual news and views plus features on: The Remorseful Day. Did Morse have American Relatives? Dexter and Morse on Radio. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. The End of Morse. | ||
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And Finally ...
I hope that you have enjoyed this newsletter and will continue to be supportive of the Society. Please don’t forget to return your survey form indicating whether you would still like to remain on our mailing list. With best wishes from the editor, | ||
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Antony Richards | ||
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