Chicken doodles. #cartoon #art

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Mice in a museum? "In the wider cultural context, the mouse is dated 1818, which is co-incidentally the date of publication of Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein ‘, a larger-scale speculation on man’s ability to re-create life and living movement..." thebowesmuseum.org.uk/mice-in-a-mu...

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Look who I bumped into on my afternoon stroll! We had a good chin wag about the state of healthcare in America. 😂 Happy Sleuth-Hound Day! Thanks to everyone who has been sending me photos of their books arriving. My heart is full. Don't forget to come see me on tour: drlindseyfitzharris.com/events/

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#RodentOfTheDay Alpine Field Mouse (Apodemus alpicola) "Endemic to NW parts of the Alps: S Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, N Italy, and SE France; altitudinal range 550-2000 m." #MouseMonday Photo/info: mammalsociety.org/image-librar...

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Joseph Bell, the real Sherlock Holmes, once sucked pus from the throat of a child dying of diphtheria with a pipette. He caught it himself and nearly died. It left him with a high, discordant voice, a trait Conan Doyle later gave Holmes. SLEUTH-HOUND is out tomorrow: linktr.ee/drlindseyfit...

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