Peschel

Lang, played by Milan Peschel, is accused of having killed the first human in the house, the second victim after the dog.

Ballardian » ‘You are Hochhaus!’: Ballard in Berlin 2008

"Even communist parents still wanted winter scenes," says Ms. Peschel.

A Colorful Countdown to Christmas Mary M. Lane 2011

But "Hitler quickly co-opted the calendars," says Ms. Peschel.

A Colorful Countdown to Christmas Mary M. Lane 2011

"It's amazing how the twists of Germany's history—the charming, the good, the bad" are shown in the calendars, says Tina Peschel, an ethnographer at the Museum of European Cultures in Berlin.

A Colorful Countdown to Christmas Mary M. Lane 2011

Randy Peschel, a guy that I played against all through high school, he was a tight end on that team.

It’s What’s Inside the Lines That Counts Fay Vincent 2010

Randy Peschel, a guy that I played against all through high school, he was a tight end on that team.

It’s What’s Inside the Lines That Counts Fay Vincent 2010

Randy Peschel, a guy that I played against all through high school, he was a tight end on that team.

It’s What’s Inside the Lines That Counts Fay Vincent 2010

Links to this post worth hearing • from NPR - Spelling Reform Movement at the Scripps Spelling Bee with Paul Collins. worth reading • Bill Peschel has a lovely blog post about how in 1932 Stella Gibbons killed an entire literary genre all by herself. at

Archive 2008-09-01 2008

Monday, September 08, 2008 worth hearing • from NPR - Spelling Reform Movement at the Scripps Spelling Bee with Paul Collins. worth reading • Bill Peschel has a lovely blog post about how in 1932 Stella Gibbons killed an entire literary genre all by herself. at

Bibliophile Bullpen 2008

Peschel says that Michael Connelly gets the star turn in Los Angeles Noir (Akashic, $15.95, paperback), edited by Denise Hamilton, but that the book also has fine stories by Emory Holmes, Neal Pollack, Lienna Silver and others.

Los Angeles Crime Stories, Hardboiled « One-Minute Book Reviews 2007