Little Big Crimes Review: Hard Return by Art Taylor

Little Big Crimes: Hard Return, by Art Taylor: "Hard Return," by Art Taylor, in Crime Travel, edited by Barb Goffman, Wildside Press, 2019. This is the second appearance b...

The First Two Pages: “No Honor Among Thieves” by Heidi Hunter

The First Two Pages: “No Honor Among Thieves” by Heidi Hunter

SMFS Members Published in Crime Travel

Several SMFS members are published in the anthology, Crime Travel. Edited by SMFS member  Barb Goffman, the read was published today in honor of “Pretend To Be A Time Traveler Day.”  The new anthology is available at the publisher, Wildside Press, and other vendors including Amazon. The SMFS members published in the anthology are:

                                           

Melissa H. Blaine with “Living on Borrowed Time.

James Blakey with “The Case of the Missing Physicist.”

Michael Bracken with “Love, or Something Like It.”

John Floyd with “Ignition.”

Barb Goffman with “Alex’s Choice.”

Heidi Hunter with “No Honor Among Thieves.”

Adam Meyer with “The Fourteenth Floor.”

Barbara Monajem with “The Last Page.”

Korina Moss with “On The Boardwalk.”

Art Taylor with “Hard Return.”

Cathy Wiley with “And Then There Were Paradoxes.” 

Synopsis:

CRIME TRAVEL features time-travel mysteries by a terrific lineup of authors. Included are:

James Blakey
Melissa H. Blaine
Michael Bracken
Anna Castle
Brendan DuBois
David Dean
John M. Floyd
Barb Goffman
Heidi Hunter
Eleanor Cawood Jones
Adam Meyer
Barbara Monajem
Korina Moss
Art Taylor
Cathy Wiley

The First Two Pages: “Living on Borrowed Time” by Melissa H. Blaine

The First Two Pages: “Living on Borrowed Time” by Melissa H. Blaine

SleuthSayers: No Flux Capacitors Here by Barb Goffman

SleuthSayers: No Flux Capacitors Here: When I sent out my call for stories for Crime Travel , the crime/time-travel anthology I edited--coming out this Sunday from Wildsid...

SleuthSayers: Crime Travel -- How Did We Get Here? by Barb Goffman

SleuthSayers: Crime Travel -- How Did We Get Here?: It seems odd yet also right that the publication date for a time-travel crime anthology seems to be sneaking up on me. It feels like ages ...