Future Crime!

My story, Sic, featuring a future of robotic policing and AI laws, is in the new issue of Black Cat Weekly.

Time for another Journ-E...

It was a little delayed, but the new issue of Journ-E is here and it contains two of my stories and two of my poems, alongside many other great contributions. Find it on Amazon.

Steal...

...The Ring of Tsimblier from within the pages of Black Cat Weekly 155.

Worth stealing!

 Yes, there's always something worth stealing from a dragon's hoard, and just such a heist is what happens in my story in this new anthology new anthology from WolfSinger Publications.

New mysteries for Sherlock Holmes...

Two new releases from Belanger Books featuring the master detective...

Sherlock Holmes: A Year of Mystery 1885 contains my operetta-influenced story, The Japanese Village Mystery.

The Steel True, Blade Straight 2023 Annual celebrates both the detective and his creator and contains two of my poems and a mystery, The Secret of the Stolen Samovar.

Santas and Sinners

It's the festive season and charity Santas are being mugged for their takings. Not of course that things are ever that simple as there appears to be more than mere theft behind the crimes.

My festive noir, Santas and Sinners, is the cover story in the December issue of Mystery Magazine. It is available in print and on the Kindle from Amazon.

What's for Desert? Er, Dessert?

Back in 2019, I had a silly little story called The Fiendish Tartan Mask published in Colp: A Little Bit of Nonsense (Gypsum Sound Tales)... now, the sequel, The Return of the Tartan Mask has been published in Colp: Desert/Dessert. So, if you read the original and would like to learn what happened next, or you just need a little silliness in your life, check it out!

Crackdown!

Fancy a hardboiled mystery? Then, check out my story Crackdown in the August issue of Mystery Magazine!

Solving Cosmic Crimes...

 My story of murder in an ever-monitored world, Small Town, Strange Case is in the new issue of Cosmic Crime Stories from Hiraeth Publishing.

Kinurie Mist-ery

 

 

After mysteries featuring an antiquity and New Orleans' Mardi Gras, here comes one themed around a trench coat - Kinurie Mist.

The Trench Coat Chronicles are now available on Kindle and in paperback, as well as on the Nook and in print from Barnes and Noble, and in ebook formats from Smashwords.

Mardi Gras Mysteries

My story A Prayer to Momus appears in Mardi Gras Mysteries from Mystery and Horror, LLC, available now in paperback and on the Kindle.

A new case for Holmes and Watson

My story The Case of the Crusader's Cross appears in The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XXIV: Some More Untold Cases, 1895-1903, available now from Amazon in hardback and paperback.

The Fiendish Tartan Mask!

Flooding cellars, a masked marauder and the search for... something... These are the elements of adventure in my tale, The Fiendish Tartan Mask, which is amongst those appearing in the latest volume of Colp from Gypsum Sound Tales.

Colp: A Little Bit of Nonsense is available to order in paperback and on the Kindle.

An Awesome Place to sell Awesome Tales!

The Awesome Tales #7 Winter 2018 issue, with The Strange Adventures of Sherlock Holmes has found a new niche.

The book is on sale on a cliff-top Connecticut castle, once the home of the late famous actor William Gillette. He played the Baker Street detective 1300 times on stage, in the first silent films and then in early talkies. After the actors' death, the castle and grounds became a state park and popular tourist attraction. Awesome Tales #7 is now on sale in the gift shop at the castle. The little $6 tome contains five new Sherlock short-stories and a historical article about the castle.

If you can't make it there, you can find Awesome Tales on Amazon.com.

It's Awesome!

It should be a crime for fiction to be this good!

It's certainly crime-themed.

Yes, a new issue of Awesome Tales is available now from Amazon and it includes my story, Doubt.