My mystery "Blown: A Dawna Shepherd Short Story" was reprinted this month in FICTION RIVER PRESENTS: Writers Without Borders.
"Blown" is also included in the BIG BUNDLE OF SHORTS . . . STORIES available from Bundle Rabbit. https://bundlerabbit.com/b/big-bundles-shortsstories
The story originally appeared in the Kobo Special Edition
of Pulse Pounders, the January 2015 issue of FICTION RIVER themed anthology magazine.
Very pleased by these reappearances!
From the group keeping mystery & crime stories in the public eye since 1996
Friday, September 29, 2017
SMFS Member Publication News: "The Greatest Escape:Halloween Short Story" by Gail Farrelly
Houdini
(he died on Halloween in 1926) has always fascinated me, so I thought
it would be fun to write a short story about him. What
if he came back from the dead and ended up in modern-day NYC? Result?
My publication at Kings River Life Magazine, "The Greatest Escape:
Halloween Short Story."
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
SMFS Member Publication News: The Uninhabited by Michael Bracken
TOUGH: The Uninhabited, fiction by Michael Bracken: As I rounded the corner of the one-room stone cabin and stopped, Melita Blanco rose naked from the hot spring twenty feet beyond, the cold b...
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Little Big Crimes Review: Aramis and the Worm by Michael Mallory
Little Big Crimes: Aramis and the Worm, by Michael Mallory: "Aramis and the Worm," by Michael Mallory, in ALfed Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, September/October 2017. My friend Michae...
Saturday, September 23, 2017
SMFS Member Publication News: Fatal Flaw by Cathi Stoler
My
story "Fatal Flaw" featuring Nick Donahue is up today at Kings River Life Magazine. It's a tale of an International gambler who helps a
beautiful woman in distress and pays the price.
The story is start of my NICK OF TIME novella, which continues Nick's escapades.
Sunday, September 17, 2017
Little Big Crimes Review: Cabin Fever by David Edgerley Gates
Little Big Crimes: Cabin Fever, by David Edgerley Gates: "Cabin Fever," by David Edgerley Gates, in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, September/October 2017. This is the fifth...
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