Enjoying a little murder at dinner

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Murder mystery games have become a very popular social pastime in the UK. It is vital to choose a game which is carefully planned, ensuring that it has a strong plot and that the participants are given adequate guidance about their role. The host must undertake the necessary preparations in advance, such as sending out invitations which detail each guest's role, and must also create the right atmosphere. The best murder mystery games are those in the 'A La Carte' range, which even go as far as making provision for difficulties which could arise.

Analysis, Fantasy games

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A little folly in paradise

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Novelist Barbara Neil describes The Temple, a folly where she does all her writing. This structure, located a 10-minute walk from her house, is situated in an orchard enclosed by a fence, with cows in the field beyond. The measures she has taken to make The Temple a suitable place to work are described, and the way in which these surroundings have imposed themselves on her is detailed. The small items she has chosen to decorate the structure are also discussed.

Behavior, Women novelists

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The amazing maze of maize

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Mazes have existed from ancient times, and still hold great fascination in modern society. Early mazes and labyrinths held symbolic and ritualistic significance, rather than being puzzles. The maze was adopted and adapted by the Church, being used to decorate cathedral interiors and symbolize pilgrimage and the journey to salvation. In today's society, mazes retain their fascination partly because their timeless symbolism is still significant.

History, Maze puzzles

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