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December 8, 2014

Free Audiobook: Criminal Words

Criminal Words AudiobookIt’s the holiday travel season, and I’m thinking of you.


What you need is an audiobook full of crime fiction short stories — written by the likes of Joe Clifford, Jen Conley, David Cranmer (writing as Edward A. Grainger), Chris Holm, Christopher Irvin, Tom Pitts, Steve Weddle, and me — to help pass the time as you journey from place to place.


What you really need is for that audiobook to be free.


Wish granted: CRIMINAL WORDS.


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Published on December 08, 2014 05:48

December 3, 2014

“Oh Well” in Spanish

My short story “Oh Well” is now available in Spanish!


Read it here: Oh Bien


“Oh Well” was originally published in English by The Flash Fiction Offensive at Out of the Gutter Online in August 2013.


My thanks to translator Carolina Maria Russo-Holding, who does a great job with my stories. “Oh Bien” is my 10th story available in Spanish. All of the translations are available here.



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Published on December 03, 2014 09:12

December 2, 2014

Noir at the Bar Asbury Park – Tonight!

Noir at the Bar comes to The Saint in Asbury Park, New Jersey, tonight at 8 p.m.!


I’m thrilled to join Jamez Chang, Jen Conley, Thomas Pluck, Chuck Regan, Joe Samuel Starnes, Kieran Shea, Dennis Tafoya, and Anthony Venutolo, to read some crime fiction.


Show starts at 8 p.m., doors open at 7 p.m. There’s a $5 cover charge. It’s going to be a great time, so come on out and join us tonight at The Saint!


(Please keep your fingers crossed that the weather doesn’t stop me from getting there…)


Noir at the Bar Asbury Park


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Published on December 02, 2014 06:09

December 1, 2014

Word Crimes Podcast: Episode 17

Title 18: Word Crimes PodcastEpisode 17 of the Title 18: Word Crimes Podcast is available!


On this episode, my partner in Word Crimes Scott Detrow reads “Merciless” by Edward A. Grainger (a pen name for David Cranmer), a short story from the collection FURTHER ADVENTURES OF CASH LARAMIE AND GIDEON MILES. “Merciless” was originally featured in PULP MODERN Issue #4.


Enjoy!



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Published on December 01, 2014 03:50

November 28, 2014

“Not My Gun” in Spanish

My short story “Not My Gun” is now available in Spanish!


Read it here: No es Mi Arma


“Not My Gun” was originally published in English by The Flash Fiction Offensive at Out of the Gutter Online in June 2014.


My thanks to translator Carolina Maria Russo-Holding, whom I really enjoy working with. More Spanish translations are available here.


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Published on November 28, 2014 06:35

November 25, 2014

Noir at the Bar Asbury Park – Dec. 2

Noir at the Bar hits Asbury Park, New Jersey, on Tuesday, December 2, 2014 — and I’ll be there!


Come hear Jamez Chang, Jen Conley, Thomas Pluck, Chuck Regan, Joe Samuel Starnes, Kieran Shea, Wallace Stroby, Dennis Tafoya, Anthony Venutolo, and me read some crime fiction at The Saint.


Show starts at 8 p.m., doors open at 7 p.m. There’s a $5 cover charge.


I hope to see you on December 2 at The Saint in Asbury Park!


Noir at the Bar Asbury Park


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Published on November 25, 2014 05:20

November 24, 2014

Word Crimes Podcast: Episode 16

Title 18: Word Crimes PodcastEpisode 16 of the Title 18: Word Crimes Podcast is out!


This episode of Word Crimes was recorded live in Long Beach, California, at Bouchercon 2014. Jess Lourey, Seth Harwood, Rob Hart and I all read our work in front of a live audience. Enjoy!



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Published on November 24, 2014 04:07

November 17, 2014

Word Crimes Podcast: Episode 15

Title 18: Word Crimes PodcastEpisode 15 of the Title 18: Word Crimes Podcast is out!


On this episode of Word Crimes, I interview Andrew Nette, an editor at Crime Factory Publications, at NoirCon 2014 in Philadelphia.


Enjoy!



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Published on November 17, 2014 04:00

November 13, 2014

Word Crimes Podcast: Episode 14

Title 18: Word Crimes PodcastEpisode 14 of the Title 18: Word Crimes Podcast is out!


On this episode of Word Crimes, I interview Robb Cadigan, author of the novel PHOENIXVILLE RISING, at NoirCon 2014 in Philadelphia.


Enjoy!



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Published on November 13, 2014 04:00

November 10, 2014

All Alone – Free Short Story

All AloneIf you think politics is dirty today, you should read about 1951 Philadelphia.


And my short story ALL ALONE just happens to be set in… 1951 Philadelphia. Get your free copy of ALL ALONE right here. (I’ll talk a bit about that amazing cover art later.)


How bad were things in Philadelphia? On October 29, 1951 — not coincidentally, the day on which the entire story of “All Alone” takes place — the Philadelphia Inquirer ran an editorial on its front page with this headline:


Ward Boss Rule A Blight o...

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Published on November 10, 2014 09:12