Showing posts with label May 2020. Show all posts
Showing posts with label May 2020. Show all posts
Monday, June 1, 2020

SMFS Member Publishing News: Paul D. Marks

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Today is publication day for SMFS list member Paul D. Marks' new book, The Blues Don’t Care . The first in the Bobby Saxon Series i...
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Sunday, May 31, 2020

A Short Walk Down A Dark Street: Issue 106

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As posted by Peter DiChellis to our list… This week’s blog applauds short mystery and crime fiction with links to a trouble-making tro...

SleuthSayers: How It All Came Together by R.T. Lawton

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SleuthSayers: How It All Came Together : At the time, I had eleven short stories in my Holiday Burglars series. That's my humor series, ...
Friday, May 29, 2020

Thrilling Detective Noir at the Bar 05/23/20

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Wednesday, May 27, 2020

SMFS Member Publishing News: Christine Poulson

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SMFS list member Christine Poulson’s short story, “Cold for May” appears online at the Crime Reader’s Association, a sister organization...
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SMFS Member Publishing News: John Weagly

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SMFS list member John Weagly’s short story, “Something To Talk About” appears online at Every Day Fiction. The short story is free to re...

SMFS Member Publishing News: Annie Reed

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SMFS list member Annie Reed’s short story, “Blame It On The Ghosts” appears in the new anthology, The Year of the Cat: A Cat of a Differ...
Tuesday, May 26, 2020

SMFS Member Publication News: John M. Floyd

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SMFS list member John M. Floyd has another mystery short story appearing in Woman’s World Magazine. His latest mystery short story, “The...

SleuthSayers: AloneStarCon by Michael Bracken

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SleuthSayers: AloneStarCon : Though our friends are saddened by the cancellation of this year’s many mystery conferences and conventions, Te...

The First Two Pages: “Rage Warehouse—Ire Proof” by Toni L.P. Kelner

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The First Two Pages: “Rage Warehouse—Ire Proof” by Toni L.P. Kelner
Sunday, May 24, 2020

A Short Walk Down A Dark Street: Issue 105

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News of the latest issue as posted by SMFS list member Peter DicChellis to our list…. This week’s blog cheers short mystery and crim...
Saturday, May 23, 2020

SMFS Member Publishing News: John M. Floyd

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SMFS list member John M. Floyd’s short story, “Saving Mrs. Hapwell” appears today online at Kings River Life Magazine. The story is free...

Ladies of Mystery: The Question of the Victim by Susan Oleksiw

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Ladies of Mystery: The Question of the Victim by Susan Oleksiw
Tuesday, May 19, 2020

Mystery Fanfare: REVENGE IS SWEET, COZY, AND FATAL: Guest Post by K...

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Mystery Fanfare: REVENGE IS SWEET, COZY, AND FATAL: Guest Post by K... : Kaye George: Revenge is Sweet, Cozy, and Fatal Thanks so much fo...

SleuthSayers: Where To Start? by Barb Goffman

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SleuthSayers: Where To Start? : "You're starting in the wrong place" is something I've told many an editing client. Someti...
Sunday, May 17, 2020

A Short Walk Down A Dark Street: Issue 104

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As posted by Peter DiChellis to our list… Looking for trouble? This week’s blog delivers plenty, with links to a wicked mix of revie...

Little Big Crimes Review: Borrowed Brains by Alaric Hunt

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Little Big Crimes: Borrowed Brains, by Alaric Hunt : "Borrowed Brains," by Alaric Hunt, in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, May/Jun...
Saturday, May 16, 2020

Killer Nashville: I Have Become the Timebound by Robert Mangeot

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Killer Nashville: I Have Become the Timebound by Robert Mangeot

Mystery Fanfare: NOTES FROM THE GIMLET LOUNGE: Guest post by M.A. Monnin

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Mystery Fanfare: NOTES FROM THE GIMLET LOUNGE: Guest post by M.A. M... : M.A. MONNIN: NOTES FROM THE GIMLET LOUNGE—MAY 2020  Music has a ...

SMFS Member Publishing News: Gary Hoffman

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Gary Hoffman was a member of the SMFS list up until his passing earlier this year. His short story,  “No Secret Ever Stays Hidden” appe...