Episode 174 - The Edge of Darkness, the Naga Hills, and the Battle of the Tennis Court

9/2/2026

Murder Junction

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28:38

In this episode we chat about Vaseem's new locked room mystery novel, The Edge of Darkness, set in the Naga Hills district of 1950s India, and discuss the infamous Battle of the Tennis Court that took place in the region during WW2

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Episode 174 - The Edge of Darkness, the Naga Hills, and the Battle of the Tennis Court

Murder Junction

Otros episodios de "Murder Junction"

Episode 176 - M.K. Oliver, A Sociopath's Guide to a Successful Marriage and the real Lalla Rookh

Episode 175 - Tim Weaver, David Raker and The Lost Women

Episode 174 - The Edge of Darkness, the Naga Hills, and the Battle of the Tennis Court

Episode 173 - Louise Welsh, The Cut Up, and the death of Christopher Marlowe

Episode 172 - Laura Dave, The First Time I Saw Him, and getting cut out of your own show

Episode 171 - A review of 2025, books, TV and ... darts

Episode 170 - The Sweet Fanny Adams murder

Episode 169 - Victoria Goldman and Little Secrets

Episode 168 - Alexandra Benedict and The Christmas Cracker Killer

Episode 167 - The Burning Grounds and the Case of the Tri-State Cemetery Scandal