โ Scribed by Greer Gilman
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Winner of the Shirley Jackson Award.
London, 1603. Ben Jonson, playwright, poet, satirist . . . detective? Someone is murdering choir boys and Jonson, in the way that only Greer Gilman could write him -- "Fie, poetastery." -- is compelled to investigate.
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