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Free Classic British Noir Film: The Diamond Wizard

Enjoy!Panzer found this British movie The Diamond Wizard on the Olivia Isla channel on YouTube. 
This 1954 black and white noir crime movie is 1 hour 23 minutes long.
  Grab your beverage of choice, make some popcorn and enjoy the show.
 To watch the movie tootle over to British Noir Movie

Free Mystery Radio Drama: The Storm

Stormy weather is on the way.
Here's a mystery radio play Panzer found on the Joey's Coffee Bar channel.
 The murder mystery The Storm is 1 hour 11 minutes long. This is a cozy-type radio drama. Find a comfy spot, wrap up in a blanket and enjoy the storm.
 To listen to the audio tootle over to Radio Drama

Free Western Romance Audiobook: Adam

  You've been warned.
If you like cowboys in your romances, Panzer found this one at the author's channel on YouTube.
The small town romance Adam is written by Chris Keniston. It's 4 hours 41 minutes long. 
Find a comfortable place to relax and listen to this western romance.

Note: Although the description on YouTube says this is a clean romance, it does have swearing in it. (Read the "Comments" underneath.)

To listen to the audiobook tootle over to Western Romance

Free Clean Romance Audiobook: Beach Home Beginnings

See you tomorrow.
Panzer found tonight's romance audiobook on the author's channel on YouTube. The second chance romance Beach Home Beginnings is written by Ellen Joy. It's narrated by Jennifer March and 7 hours 55 minutes long.
Grab your beverage of choice, get comfortable and enjoy this story of friendship and new beginnings.
To listen to the audiobook tootle over to Clean Romance Audiobook

Free Mysteryrat's Maze Podcast: Floating Past the Graveyard

At the Mysteryrat's Maze Podcast site, Panzer found a Halloween episode.
 The Floating Past the Graveyard episode is written by Pamela Ebel. It's narrated by Theodore Fox and 11 minutes long including the intro and exit..
Make a cup of tea, find a comfy spot and enjoy the episode.
 To listen to the podcast tootle over to Mysteryrat's Maze then click the orange button next to the title

Free The Mystery Hour: Spear Carriers

I'll find something else for you now.
Panzer found this mystery at The Mystery Hour podcast. This episode features the Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine story Spear Carriers written by Richard Helms. It's 40 minutes long.
 Make a cup of tea and enjoy the mystery.
 To listen to the audio tootle over to Richard Helms

Free Mystery Audiobook: Friday the Rabbi Slept Late

Be Warned: Not our usual cozy mystery.
If you like your mystery a little harder edged than cozy, Panzer found this one on the Victoria Thompson Audiobooks channel on YouTube.
The murder mystery Friday the Rabbi Slept Late was written by Harry Kemelman. It's read by George Gell and 6 hours 33 minutes long.
Find a comfortable place to relax and enjoy this Edgar Award winning mystery.
To listen to the audiobook tootle over to Murder Mystery Audiobook

Internet Archive suffers data breach and DDoS

Have fun trick or treating.
Panzer's trip into the Catosphere today took him to the Malwarebytes blog. There our inquisitive kitty found a post about the Internet Archive.
The post by Pieter Arntz explains a data breach at the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine site. In addition to information about the breach the post also has links to helpful sites to find out about how to check on and protect your information on the internet.
 Panzer says, "The Wayback Machine is not the part of the Internet Archive which lost the copyright infringement court case."
 Note: This is a long post with links to other sites. You'll need to decide what to bring to eat and drink while you read the selection.
To read the post tootle over to Internet Archive

Happy Halloween

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From Panzer, Mom and What's His Name

45 Writing Contests in November 2024 - No entry fees - Publishing ... and Other Forms of Insanity

There's something for everyone.
Panzer made a quick trip to the Publishing ... and Other Forms of Insanity site where he found a post about writing contests in November.
.Erica Verrillo's post lists 45 writing contests open for submissions with no entry fee charges. The list includes contests for fiction. short stories, novels, children's books, nonfiction, and poetry.
 
Panzer says, 'Some of the contests have restrictions so be sure to read all the rules and guidelines."
 Note: With 45 contests listed this is a long post. You'll need to decide what to bring to eat and drink while you read.
 To read the post tootle over to Writing Contests