I am now starting to believe that the key to After Her Blood, to Emma’s disappearance, maybe even to this entire puzzle, lies in the words of O.B. Zaslavskii at the start of the book (page ii): We argue that the underlying motive force in the story of [Majorana’s] disappearance consisted in existential intention to … Continue reading Did she succeed, like Majorana, in effecting a ‘quantum disappearance’?
Is it possible that Emma Fielding is the author of After Her Blood, and thus the perpetrator of an elaborate hoax? This is not an unreasonable question and is one that I have been asked by more than one interested reader. For those of you who are following both her story and my own investigation … Continue reading While I believe she was traumatised, I do not believe she was duplicitous
After Her Blood By "Jo Delgardi" The first chapter: Don't turn round The house is unusually quiet, even for the dead of night. There are none of the regular murmurs that signify movement somewhere, no curious creaks or groans of contracting timbers, no mysterious clicks and ticks. But something wakes the woman lying in the … Continue reading Don’t turn round
It has been some time since my last post but this does not mean I have been idle or have in any way let up in my quest to find Emma Fielding (nor has my disquiet about what happened in Cley entirely gone away). It is disappointing to me to report, however, that I have … Continue reading I RETURNED HOME FROM WORK TO FIND A CURIOUS MESSAGE ON MY ANSWERPHONE
