Powder Burn Flash #3 - Ed Lynskey

Ed Lynskey has submitted a great story called BAG OF BONES.

If you are not familiar with Ed's work, you are certainly missing out. Ed is the author of the PI Frank Johnson series and has stories published all over the web. I love Frank and will be reviewing both of Ed's book soon on this site.

Take a peak at Ed's offering at http://powderburnflash.blogspot.com and read is bio.

Ed Lynskey is a crime fiction writer and poet living nearWashington, D.C. His first two books are mysteries featuringhis PI Frank Johnson: THE DIRT-BROWN DERBY (Mundania Press,2006) and THE BLUE CHEER (Point Blank/Wildside Press, 2007). Two sequels include PELHAM FELL HERE (Mundania Press, 2007) andTROGLODYTES (Mundania Press, 2008).

New Blog from Jeff Cohen.....

From Jeff:


BSP: Just what you needed--A new blog!

I know what you're thinking: there's no WAY a new blog about mystery publishing could be at all different. Well, I'd have to agree.Until now.Starting Monday, (that's January 8, for those who are calendar- deprived), a new mystery publishing blog called (get ready): HEY, THERE'S A DEAD GUY IN THE LIVING ROOM will debut at http://heydeadguy.typepad.com/ and I think it's different.

Granted, I'm one of the authors involved, so I might be biased, but check this out:The blog will have a lineup that takes the mystery process from idea to bookshelf:
Monday: Um, me.
Tuesday: Our very own Denise Dietz (and occasionally her husband, Gordon Aalborg)Wednesday: Editor/Publisher Bruce Bortz of Bancroft Press
Thursday: Our very own Sharon Wheeler, editor of Reviewing the Evidence
Friday: Our very own PJ Nunn, owner of BreakThrough Promotions
Saturday: Robin Agnew, owner of Aunt Agatha's bookstore in Ann Arbor, MI
Sunday: Abby Zidle, editor at Pocket BooksWe'll be talking about writing, editing, publishing, publicizing, reviewing and selling books, as well as... pretty much whatever crosses our twisted little minds (and if you don't think our minds are twisted, let me remind you of the blog's name).

So drop in, starting Monday, and every day thereafter, to HEY, THERE'S A DEAD GUY IN THE LIVING ROOM. Even if you don't learn something, you'll have fun.

Jeff CohenComing in 2007: SOME LIKE IT HOT BUTTERED: A DOUBLE FEATURE MYSTERY
From Berkley Prime Crimewww.jeffcohenbooks.com
http://heydeadguy.typepad.com/

Powder Burn Flash #2 - Iain Rowan

Things are off to fine start at PowderBurn Flash.

Iain Rowan has submitted a great story called GOT MY DANCING SHOES ON.

If you are not familiar with Iain's work, you are certainly missing out. Recently he was shortlisted for the 2006 Crime Writer's Association Debut Dagger for his first novel ONE OF US.

Take a peak at Iain's offering at http://powderburnflash.blogspot.com and visit his site at www.iainrowan.com

Powder Burn Flash - First Post

The first story to be posted to Powder Burn Flash site is now up.

First to step up to the plate is BJ Bourg. - BJ is a career law enforcement officer who writes mystery fiction and manages an online mystery magazine called Mouth Full of Bullets in his spare time. He’s had over ninety stories published in over twenty different venues, including several anthologies. The latest anthology, “The EX Factor”, is available through http://www.kobocapublishing.com/. For more information, visit his website at http://www.bjbourg.com/ and his online magazine at www.mouthfullofbullets.com.

Go ahead, take a peak. You know that you want to....

http://powderburnflash.blogspot.com

Powder Burn Flash

Well, I've done...jumped in head first, hit my head on the bottom and now a full quadriplegic.

Here is my attempt for the flash market.

http://powderburnflash.blogspot.com

I'll be checkin those hands.......

ThugLit 11 is up

THUGLIT #11 is up and running. It includes tow of my favorite writers - Dave Z and Tim W. CHeck it out
http://www.thuglit.com

Thrilling Detective

Happy New Year to all!

Yes, one of my New Year's resolutions is to post more often, maybe even daily!

Anyway, Kevin Burton Smith has the new issue of THRILLING DETECTIVE up and running at..

http://www.thrillingdetective.com/

Check out the stories by Duane Sweierch (damn, after all these years you think I could spell Swierczynski), Stephen Rogers, Jack Bludis and Karl Koweski. THere are 2 short novel excerpts up to for Michael Siverling and Fred Zackel. If yo haven't read COCAINE AND BLUE EYES, you are missing out on something great.

Enjoy!