Adam Wood on ‘Swanson: The Life and Times of a Victorian Detective’

[jmenges]

Thread for discussion of the two-part set of roundtable interviews with author Adam Wood.

Swanson: The Life and Times of a Victorian Detective

http://www.mangobooks.co.uk/book.php?b=7

Part One: featuring Robert House, John Malcolm and Tom Wescott

Is available to stream or download now at the following link:

http://www.casebook.org/podcast/listen.html?id=270

Part Two: featuring Paul Begg and Neil Bell

http://www.casebook.org/podcast/listen.html?id=273

Thank you for listening,




JM

[jmenges]

Part one of our interview with Adam Wood is available at the link above.

Also in Apple & Google podcasts, Stitcher, Podbean, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Spotify, and wherever in-depth discussions about the careers of Victorian Policemen can be found.

Thank you to Adam, Tom, Rob and John for making this show possible.

JM

[Scott Nelson]

You should have had me on. I could have told you the Seaside Home Identification took place between December 1st and December 7, 1888.

[John Malcolm]

You should have had me on. I could have told you the Seaside Home Identification took place between December 1st and December 7, 1888.

It would have been great to hear from you!

[Scott Nelson]

That's all right, John. You had Tom Wescott to listen to instead.

[Tom_Wescott]

That's all right, John. You had Tom Wescott to listen to instead.

He's got to please his public.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[jmenges]

Any comments on this one?
Huh... interesting.

Part two of the interview with Adam about his essential biography of Swanson will be Rippercast’s next (perhaps final) release.

Stay tuned,

JM

[rjpalmer]

...will be Rippercast’s next (perhaps final) release.

I'm sorry to hear it. Your efforts constitute of the few remaining conduits to any serious discussion of the Whitechapel Murders case.

[Scott Nelson]

Gosh... I hope its nothing I said.

[jmenges]

Part Two of our interview with Adam Wood is online now and the link has been added to the first post on this thread.

A very special thank you to Adam for taking part in these panel discussions.

And thanks to Neil Bell, Paul Begg and Jon Rees for making Part 2 possible.



JM