Showing posts with label Jnauary 2019. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jnauary 2019. Show all posts

Sunday, January 27, 2019

A Short Walk Down A Dark Street: Issue 37

As posted by SMFS list member Peter DiChellis to our list tonight….
Dying for action? This week’s blog packs a punch, with links to a medley of deadly reviews, releases, free stories, and more.
Includes two reviews of Lee Child’s collection of Jack Reacher stories. (BAMS 2018 selected a story from this collection.)
Plus, a link to the best list of how-to writing tips ever (and I’ve seen a lot of ‘em). Hat tip to Sandra Seamans for finding this link.
A short walk down a dark street (#37): What’s fresh, what’s famous, and what’s fiendish in short mystery and crime fiction.
Best wishes,
Peter

Sunday, January 20, 2019

A Short Walk Down A Dark Street: Issue 36

As posted by SMFS list member Peter DiChellis to our list…

Prowling around for a good time? This week’s blog gives it up, with links to a raft of wicked reviews, releases, free stories, and more.
Includes a link to author and editor Richard Thomas on how to put together a collection of your stories.
A short walk down a dark street (#36): What’s fresh, what’s famous, and what’s fiendish in short mystery and crime fiction.
Best wishes,
Peter

Sunday, January 13, 2019

A Short Walk Down A Dark Street: Issue 35

As posted by SMFS list member Peter DiChellis to our list…
Looking for trouble? This week’s blog delivers a truckload, with links to a sinister selection of reviews, releases, free stories, and more.
Includes a link to Ben Boulden (Gravetapping blog and Mystery Scene Magazine) naming his six favorite mystery and crime stories of 2018. Plus, everything you ever wanted to know about creating angry characters.
A short walk down a dark street (#35): What’s fresh, what’s famous, and what’s fiendish in short mystery and crime fiction.
Best wishes,
Peter

Sunday, January 6, 2019

A Short Walk Down A Dark Street: Issue 34


As posted by Peter DiChellis to our list…
Need a quick buzz? This week’s blog brings it on, with links to a dangerous dose of reviews, releases, free stories, and more.
Includes links to editor Eric Lindbom on the kind of submissions he wants for Trigger Warning: Short Fiction With Pictures and to Sandra Seamans' annual summary of coming and goings in short mystery and crime fiction markets.
A short walk down a dark street (#34)
Best wishes,
Peter