![]() ![]() She’s unhurt but shaken-after all, any time something blows up in Oklahoma City, the first word on everyone’s lips is the same: bomb.įaye is in town for a conference celebrating indigenous arts, but is soon distracted by the aftermath of the explosion, which cracks open the old hotel’s floor to reveal subterranean chambers that had housed Chinese immigrants a century before. What secrets lie deep beneath the surface?Ī deafening explosion rocks a historic Oklahoma City hotel, sending archaeologist Faye Longchamp-Mantooth crashing to the marble floor of the lobby. The identity of the Circleville writer is one of the most bizarre mysteries in true crime history. ![]() It was a very analog Gossip Girl, but with divorce, murder and false imprisonment. With Evans’ appearance at the bookstore, it’s the perfect time to share a link to an article she wrote for CrimeReads, “On Archaeology and Crime Fiction”. In the late 70s someone started terrorizing the small town of Circleville, Ohio by spreading gossip and revealing the townspeople’s sexual secrets through the mail. You can order copies of Evans’ books, including Catacombs, though the Web Store. She’ll be signing the latest in her archaeological mystery series, Catacombs. Mary Anna Evans, author of the Faye Longchamp mysteries, will be at The Poisoned Pen on Saturday, Sept. ![]()
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