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- The Second Anniversary Issue. |
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- I was flipping through a back issue copy of "Tin House" magazine -- a quarterly print publication -- one Sunday afternoon when I realized that I would probably have to make a little confession here in these webpages.... |
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- The DVD video format allows for onscreen menus and special features that not all DVD releases make full use of. "Stab In The Dark", from Murder To Go Productions, makes full use of DVD technology to bring an interactive Murder Mystery to your TV set.... |
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- Al Mercier, sweating profusely beneath the heavy navy blue flak vest plastered to his light blue New Orleans Police uniform shirt, stopped just short of the front stairs of the old weather-beaten camp. Suspended on a dozen creosote wooden pilings, the fishing camp loomed like a giant black spider over Mercier and his partner, Sam Costanza.... |
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- Well, I was certainly going to have a terrific Valentine's Day. My ribs hurt, my head ached, and my black eye throbbed. To top it off, I was sitting in a cold exam room off the ER at Cleveland MetroHealth, freezing and getting sick from the smell of antiseptic.... |
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- During the day, there was no need to lock up the dumpster. In Juan's thinking, there was no need to batten down that particular hatch at night either. Who would steal trash from a restaurant? There wasn't much in there besides food, grease, and empty bread bags.... |
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- I watched her smiling face through the store window. The smile followed a customer out the door, then flickered, dimmed, and went out. The look that replaced it was empty of everything but worry and loneliness. Alone, she moved listlessly around the small curio shop, shifting a ceramic windmill, resetting a cuckoo clock, dusting the kitschy Danish figurines.... |
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- Frank Tantorini had entered the Bel Air Hotel many times before, but always through the lobby, never through the kitchen, like the help. Tantorini entered the service elevator with his chaperone, a blue-suited tightass named Simmons, who punched the button for the fourteenth floor.... |
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- The day started off badly. I tore my pantyhose and lost my car keys. My mind was on the appointment with Jerry, the lawyer handling my divorce. After two meetings I had become attracted to him, but he kept that lawyer-client distance.... |
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- Silas Tully, from the second deck of the mall, saw the two cruisers pull up and the riders step out. It looked like business. Even retired, the ticker not up to snuff, he could smell trouble.... |
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- Her life was simple. Some might have called it ordinary; others, just plain boring. There are even those who may have thought it peculiar: a middle-aged woman, living alone (never married! |
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- This Week: FAUX HELP By Richard E. Carlson, LOOSE ENDS By Beverly Van Stee. |
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- Easy access to web pages, information, and links which change on a more or less Daily basis. |
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- Doyle's "The Sign of the Four" eBook available for download. Links, downloads, and resources on eBook services, vendors, and information covering the leading "e-book" formats. |
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- Banners for Supernatural Crime have been added to our Banner Showcase. |
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- We've rounded up the usual suspects here, those websites which are under investigation by NEFARIOUS - Tales of Mystery for being criminally and nefariously mysterious. |
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