Adapted from “Dissolution,” the first of a series of “Shardlake” novels by C.J. Sansom, who died Saturday, it’s set in Tudor England, with a plot animated by historical details.
It is a bold author who, having found acclaim with two historical novels firmly grounded in a particular period, sets his third novel in an entirely different place some 500 years later – but that is ...
Amid the seasonal whirl of hedonistic excess, try taking a quiet moment out.
Getz, Wayne M. and Page, Robert E. 1991. Chemosensory Kin‐communication Systems and Kin Recognition in Honey Bees. Ethology, Vol. 87, Issue. 3-4, p. 298.
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