Is This the Work of the British Irregulars?
(Artwork by Tereza Vlčková.)
Over the past year, over 200 anonymous letters have been sent to the police in the small British town of Highbridge. The notes, which are always typed on plain white paper, have given authorities enough information to catch drug dealers, tax dodgers, and a wide assortment of evil-doers.
Some people suggest that the mysterious sleuth may be a retired policeman or crime novel aficionado. Heh heh. We'll just let them believe that . . . for now.
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posted by Kirsten Miller at 6:04 PM
11 Comments:
oh my gosh that is soo cool! wow! where do you find these stories? haha! well today i did something that was really stupid! i went into my grandparents attiks and started going through their stuff...then, in one box, something moved. i was so freaked! it is probabally a rat or something but i dont know how anything could live there. it is sooo... hot. and, the wierd thing, is that no one has been in there for ages. so, i wantec to ask. do you think i should go in and see waht is in there? hehe. i want to but im soo chicken!
Intersting. Who is the mysterious british vigilant?Unfortunatelly we will probably never know.
Hopefully it's someone who is Irregular-esque. Won't that be awesome?
I hope we get to know who they are!
I love the artwork... very fitting. Definetly looks like british Kiki twins.
Okay . . . I admit it. I am in fact behind those more than 200 letters.
That's so cool!
Undercover = AWSUMA
The british irregulars: more than the mystery of thier work, the genius of their secrety, the wonder of who they really are, and the curiosity of the things we'll never know.
Hmm... Uhhh... Ehhh... I KNOW!! Probably someone was inspired by your book Ananka!! And she went on to kick some bad guy butt! X3
So, Death Note aficionados wondering how the police started taking cues from some random distorted voice on the television? THIS IS HOW IT STARTED. :D
no way, do you read the comic Death note, Naomi???? i love that series!!!!!!!!
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