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SMFS Members Published in Low Down Dirty Vote Volume 2: Every Stolen Vote Is A Crime

Today is publication day for the new anthology, Low Down Dirty Vote Volume 2: Every Stolen Vote Is A Crime. Edited and published by SMFS list member Mysti Berry, the crime fiction anthology is available in eBook and print formats at Amazon. Numerous SMFS list members have short stories in the book. Those members are:

Stephen Buehler with “Nicking Votes.”

Sarah M. Chen with “Unit 805.”

Jim Doherty with "The Lord of LaValle."

Jackie Ross Flaum with “Two Dead, Two Wounded.

David Hagerty with “An ERA of Inequality.”

Ben Harshman with “Sometimes it Makes a Difference.”

M. J. Holt with “No Statute of Limitations.”

Robert Lopresti with “Shanks Gets Out The Vote.”

Madeline McEwen with “Benevolent Dictatorship.”

Gary Phillips with “High Sheriff Blues.”

Travis Richardson with “The Cost of Ethics.”

Faye Snowden with “One Bullet. One Vote.”

Gabriel Valjan with “Goodbye, Beautiful.”

Bev Vincent with “Kane and the Candidate.”

Stormy White with “The Sentencing Conundrum.”

Synopsis:

Foreword by Scott Turow. Twenty-two authors contributed short crime fiction stories on the theme "Every stolen vote is a crime." All the money earned from sales is contributed to the Southern Poverty Law Center's programs to fight voter suppression and defend voting rights.
In addition to the authors listed, the volume includes stories by Gabriel Valjan, Stephen Buehler, Jackie Ross Flaum, Stormy White, M. J. Holt, Frank Rankin, Bev Vincent, Puja Guha, James McCrone, Jim Doherty, Terry Sanville, Robert Lopresti, Madeline McEwen, and Ben Harshman.