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Hilary Davidson

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Bad influence. Anthony Award winner (twice!). Bestselling author of 8 novels, including THE DAMAGE DONE and HER LAST BREATH. Out now: EVERY LIE I TOLD.
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Hilary Davidson on Learning to Love Unreliable Narrators

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By Hilary Davidson
| CrimeReads Verified
You never forget your first betrayal. Article continues after advertisement Mine came at twelve, after borrowing The Murder of Roger Ackroyd from the local public library. I was already a dedicated Agatha Christie fan, having torn through some of her most famous works at a feverish pace. I’d been dazzled by Murder on the Orient Express, And Then There Were None, and The Mysterious Affair at Styles. One of my proudest moments was figuring out Death on the Nile before the ending.
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Snack Attack

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By Hilary Davidson
| Substack
By the time you read this, Iā€™ll be exploring a destination that I havenā€™t visited since being diagnosed with celiac disease (stay tuned for reports!). Prepping for this trip has made me think about snacks. On a practical level, I always pack a few, wherever Iā€™m going, because Iā€™ve had some crazy-long airport delays. (One not-so-fine day last year, I spent eight hours at LaGuardia waiting for a one-hour flight.) This time, Iā€™m planning even more carefully.
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Online talk: Mary Robinson: Celebrity, a Conversation with Paula Byrne & Hilary Davidson

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By Hilary Davidson, Paula Byrne
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At the height of her fame in the 1780s, Mary Robinson was one of the most famous (and infamous) women in England. Newspapers and magazines were full of sightings of her out and about in London high society, and keenly documented her trend-setting fashion choices, as well as gossiping about her personal life. She was one of the pioneers of modern celebrity.
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