Libby Fischer Hellmann My brush with The Imitation Game

My brush with The Imitation Game
 

If you're like me, in addition to a reading addiction, you probably l
ove films. Maybe you've seen The Imitation Game? 
(It got 8 Oscar nominations!)
Part of the film was shot at Bletchley Park, which is the UK’s 
Government Code and Cypher School -- you know... 
code-breaking and espionage, which is right in my wheel house.
I visited Bletchley Park over the holidays and wrote several blog 
posts about it. If you want to start with the scenes in 
The Imitation Game , head here. If you want to start 
at the beginning and work your way through the series of
 posts (6 of them), head here.   Did you catch Second Sunday?
Last time I mentioned that I now have a radio show 
called Second Sunday Crime.
My charming guest was award-winning author 
William Kent Krueger. Once you get past the little hiccup 
in the beginning -- still learning the ropes, don't you know -- 
 I think you'll really enjoy it. You can catch the podcast here.
Mark your calendar for the next show on February 8 when 
I interview British thriller author  Zoe Sharp . She’s coming 
across the pond to be the International Guest of Honor at the 
Love is Murder Conference.  Zoe writes about Charlie 
Fox, an ex-military woman who now does “close protection.” 
I highly recommend her thrillers.


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