“Never before has killing someone benefited such a good cause.” So goes the tag line for Killing Malmon, a collection of short stories in which longtime
You’d be hard-pressed to find a more dedicated member of the crime fiction community than author Thomas Pluck. In addition to being known for his own hard-hitting writing, including
My love for all things Josh Stallings writes is no secret, as I have given glowing reviews to everything of his I’ve had the pleasure of reading. The first
I’ve always been a huge fan of anthologies, as I think it’s a wonderful way for readers to efficiently sample numerous authors’ work – take them for a testToday I am honored to welcome Thomas Pluck, author and editor of the Lost Children charity anthologies. If ever there was a win-win situation, it’s the one
The past year seems to have been a bonanza for short story collections, and editor Luca Veste proves that last is certainly not least with his collection
Over the past nine days I’ve reviewed four short story collections (Crime Factory: The First Shift, West Coast Crime Wave, The Chaos We Know, and Noir at the Bar),
