Episode 67: "Tired of Bath" by Merrilee Robson
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Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine's Podcast
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This episode features Merrilee Robson's tale "Tired of Bath" from the March/April 2022 issue, which imagines what Jane Austen would experience when transported to the current day and tracks two friends—an English teacher and a filmmaker—as they handle the situation. Canadian writer Merrilee Robson is the author of Murder is Uncooperative, and her short fiction has appeared in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, The People’s Friend, Mystery Weekly, Over My Dead Body, Mysteryrat’s Maze podcast, and a number of anthologies.
The story is read by our managing editor, Jackie Sherbow.
https://merrileerobson.ca
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